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A comparison between two approaches to editing and textual criticism, John J. Thompson's Cursor Mundi: Poem, Texts and Contexts, and Sarah M. Horrall's newly completed Southern Version of Cursor Mundi, sheds some interesting light on the implications of postmodern and traditional attitudes - and throws up some significant paradoxes.
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