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Publishing and reading "Our EBB": editorial pedagogy, contemporary culture, and "The Runaway Slave at Pilgrim's Point".(Elizabeth Barrett Browning)(Editorial)

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From: Victorian Poetry
Date: 20061222
Author:Lootens, Tricia

This is Living Art": so runs the title of the Armstrong Browning Library s recent bicentennial conference on Elizabeth Barrett Browning. (1) Thirty years ago, this claim might have seemed dubious; by now, it is indisputable. The publication of multiple editions of Aurora Leigh; the increasingly wide range of EBB poems included by influential textbooks; (2) the appearance of an ambitious annotated critical bibliography and two separate volumes of collected essays on her work; (3) and now, for the first time in over one hundred years, the preparation of an extensive scholarly ...

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