In the case of the edition I am going to discuss now, that will be more literally true than it is of the Norton Anthology itself. Abrams said of the Norton Anthology, in the classroom, in a student's dormitory room, or under a tree. If it is not "new", it is still valuable, indeed necessary, to produce texts that can be read, as M. I view the relation between electronic and print publication as one of complementarity rather than of competition, and adduce the fact that there has been no end to the making of books as the Web pages and CD-ROMS have appeared: witness, for example, the new editions of Hazlitt and De Quincey by Pickering and Chatto, and the new anthologies of the Romantic period by Blackwell, Harcourt, and Longman. user-friendlines-the old-fashioned printed book remains unsurpassed, which is why Northrop Frye called it the most democratic of media.
I hope that the publication of the present article on the Web will prevent me from being misunderstood as hostile to the phenomenon of electronic publication when I state what I trust is self-evident, that for ease of access and use-i.e. My readers will be familiar with several ongoing projects, including British Women Playwrights around 1800 and the remarkable Blake Archive, which make exactingly edited texts and images easily accessible on the Web. This production, remarkable both in its amount and in its variety, has not been confined to the creation of new texts, or for that matter to the recovery of old texts, but has also-and perhaps most excitingly-manifested itself in the development of new kinds of texts which exploit the new digitizing technologies.
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