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One of Ecdotica's main goals is to find common points and contacts between the continental traditions and the Angloamerican schools of Textual Scholarship. Thus, in Ecdotica we have published essays by Paul Eggert, David C. Greetham, John Lavagnino, David Parker, Peter Robinson and Peter Shillingsburg, and others by Roger Chartier, Umberto Eco, Daniel Ferrer, Hans Walter Gabler, Roland Reuss or Cesare Segre.

In order to keep moving in the same direction, we are wishing to consider submissions of articles and book reviews. The articles submitted should always have a broad scope, since they should address scholars from different fields. We particularly appreciate surveys and articles on the state of the art on specific issues or areas such as those that have been recently dealt with in this list or in lectures:

1. Markup as theory of text
2. What is the point of book history?
3. Texts as cultural objects
4. Earliest photographic facsimiles
5. Uncovering the Scholarly Edition
6. Copyright and Scholarship
7. Evidence of Reading, Reading the Evidence

We are prepared to consider the publication in Italian or Spanish of updated versions of outstanding essays originally written in English. We also appreciate books which are worth reviewing. Please send contributions and proposals to: