Editors: Pádraic Moran, Matthew Zisk
The Handbook of Glossing will be a new publication that will document, for the first time, the full extent of the practice of glossing internationally, while providing outlines of new theoretical and conceptual frameworks that can be used by researchers both engaged in individual fields and working comparatively. It will be a multi-authored work, drawing on expertise from specialists in a wide range of fields.
The Handbook will be published by De Gruyter in the series Studies in Manuscript Cultures, under the editorial direction of the Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures, University of Hamburg.
The book will be published in hard copy and will also be available Open Access in electronic format from the De Gruyter website.
General introduction (Pádraic Moran, Matthew Zisk)
1.1 Concepts and terminology (Pádraic Moran, Matthew Zisk)
1.2 Typologies and pragmatics (Alderik Blom)
1.3 Editing glosses (Evina Steinová)
2.1 Latin (Franck Cinato, Mariken Teeuwen)
2.1b Appendix: Latin patristic manuscripts (Jesse Keskiaho)
2.2 Irish, Welsh, Breton (Bernhard Bauer)
2.3 English (Patrizia Lendinara)
2.4 Continental Germanic (Andreas Nievergelt)
2.5 Romance (Michelle Troberg, John Whitman)
2.6 Slavic (Dorota Masłej, Tomasz Mika)
3.1 Greek (Filippomaria Pontani)
3.2 Syriac (Jonathan Loopstra)
3.3 Coptic (So Miyagawa, Mona Sawy)
3.4 Hebrew (Elvira Martín-Contreras)
1.1 Linguistic perspectives (John Whitman)*
1.2 Modern glossing practices (Aimée Lahaussois)
2.1 Cuneiform (Anja Busse)
2.2 Arabic (Stefanie Brinkmann)
2.3 Turkish (Janina Karolewski, Ani Sargsyan)*
2.4 Persian (Shervin Farridnejad)*
2.5 Sanskrit (Camillo Formigatti)*
3.1 Chinese (Bruce Rusk, Yinzong Wei)
3.2 Dunhuang (Jing Feng)
3.3a Early Korean glossing (Ross King)
3.3b Glossing in Korean script (Ross King)
3.4 Vietnamese (Thi Thu Huyen Nguyen, Tuan-Cuong Nguyen)
3.5 Japanese (Teiji Kosukegawa)
3.5b Japanese glossing on European languages (Sven Osterkamp, Sophie Takahashi)
Glossary of terms
Indexes (to be determined)