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SUMMARY:Glossing and Other Traces of Vernacular Reading
DESCRIPTION:As part of the Program in World Philology\, John Whitman disc
 usses "Glossing and Other Traces of Vernacular Reading." Co
 sponsored by the Donald Keene Center of Japanese Culture.\n\nT
 he Program in World Philology (PWP) aims to unite Columbia s
 cholars across departments and schools around the discipline
 -based study of texts. Philology\, defined over the course of
  its history as everything from text criticism to “slow re
 ading” to “all erudition in language\,” is at base the 
 discipline of making sense of texts. Under this description 
 philology is almost as old as the production of written text
 s themselves. Over time it has proven to be as central to kn
 owledge as mathematics or philosophy\, and its methods\, like 
 theirs\, have similarly been adopted in other disciplines.
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