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History may provide the context through which an auctorial imagination reinvents itself, but it remains for the literary art itself to suggest the reasons. The auctorial gesture of painting serves to animate the black-box image production of the computer processor, which is ultimately invisible. Tribble's project problematizes the contestation for authority between auctorial text and gloss as they are situated on the printed territory of the page, challenging the univocality of the early modern English text (I use her terms, which she wisely limits to the first and last few pages). |
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