Hans Walter Gabler Livres

Gathers the best work on editorial theory in Germany.

The collection features essays by Hans Walter Gabler, focusing on textual, genetic, and literary criticism developed during his retirement. Over sixteen essays, Gabler explores theories of textual editing relevant to the digital age, analyzes composition in literature and music, and examines cultural implications in book design and the canonization of literary works and authors. His insights reflect a deep engagement with the evolving landscape of literary criticism and its intersection with contemporary culture.

Core writings from Hans Walter Gabler showcase his extensive analysis of James Joyce over fifty years, highlighting his critical text of A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man and the Critical and Synoptic Edition of Ulysses. The collection also features Gabler's recent essays, emphasizing Joyce's continuous artistic innovation. This compilation serves as a significant resource for understanding the evolution of Joyce's work and Gabler's influential scholarship.