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Date: 20070201
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9781575911090
The torn book; unreading William Blake's marginalia.
Snart, Jason Allen.
Susquehanna Univ. Press
2006
213 pages
$46.50
Hardcover
PR4148
Did Blake know his penciled notes on the pages of the books he owned or borrowed would fade, providing question upon question for scholars to come? Did the marginalia he imposed upon his pages constitute graphic, text, or both? Snart (English, College of DuPage) is highly skilled at understanding what Blake meant, or did not mean, by the marginalia on his own works and that of others, ...
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