A bibliography of bibliographies appearing in Style, 1967-1994. (periodical)

Style | December 22, 1994| | Copyright

Virtually every critical article published is bibliographical to some degree, and the earliest and latest volumes of Style in particular contain essays which are bibliographical - or, as Karl Kroeber characterized them in a critique of Style published in 1970, "reportorial" (295) - to much greater degrees. The first article in Style 1.1, for example, is Richard W. Bailey's survey of "Current Trends in the Analysis of Style," and other early numbers include essays on such topics as "Studies of Style in Czechoslovakia and Poland" (3 essays in 2.2) or "German Research on Style in ...

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