New Ways of Looking at Old Texts, II Papers on the Renaissance English Text Society, 1992-1996.

Editing revised texts: Gascoigne's A hundredth sundrie flowers and the posies / G.W. Pigman III --
Recent theoretical approaches to editing Renaissance texts, with particular reference to the Folger Library edition of Hooker's works / W. Speed Hill --
Robert Burton's sources and late topical revision in The anatomy of melancholy / Thomas C. Faulkner --
On representing Tyndale's English / Anne Richardson --
On editing Queen Katherine Parr / Janel Mueller --
On editing Foxe's Book of martyrs / John N. King --
Editing Romeo and Juliet: "A challenge on my life" / Jill L. Levenson --
"Is it upon record?": the reduction of the history play to history / Paul Werstine --
Preposterous poststructuralism: editorial morality and the ethics of evidence / Steven Urkowitz --
Judgement / Gary Taylor --
The children's Middleton / Gail Kern Paster --
"The lady vanishes": problems of authorship and editing in the Middleton Canon / Julia Briggs --
Editing all the manuscripts of all The Canterbury tales into electronic form: is the effort worthwhile? / Elizabeth Solopova --
The application of digital image processing to the analysis of watermarked paper and printers' ornament usage in early printed books / David L. Gants --
Electronic editions and the needs of readers / John Lavagnino.