By Emeritus Professor Paul Raymond Eggert

Journal articles

Eggert PR, 2003, 'Robbery Under Arms: The Colonial Market, Imperial Publishers, and the Demise of the Three-Decker Novel', Book History, 6, pp. 127 - 146

Eggert PR, 2003, 'The Dutch-Australian Connection: Willem Siebenhaar', Australian Literary Studies, 21, pp. 3 - 19

Eggert PR, 2002, 'Canonical Works, Complicity and Bibliography: A Case-Study', Variants: Journal of the European Society for Textual Scholarship, pp. 159 - 173

Eggert PR, 2001, 'Recent Editorial Theory in the Anglophone World: A Review Article', Anglia - Zeitschrift fur Englische Philologie, 119, pp. 351 - 374

Eggert PR, 2001, 'Review of W.B. Yeats, Last Poems: Manuscript Materials', Yeats An Annual of Critical and Textual Studies, 16, pp. 280 - 284

Eggert PR, 2001, 'The Long Slow Bleeding of the Humanities', Campus Review, pp. 8 - 16

Eggert PR, 2001, 'Why Critical Editing Matters: Responsible Texts and Australian Reviewers', English Studies in Canada, pp. 179 - 204

Eggert PR, 2001, 'Writing to Order (Review of Paul de Serville, Rolf Bolderwood: A Life)', Times Literary Supplement, pp. 7 - 7

Eggert PR, 2000, 'Hervey`s Contribution to Australian Newspapers and Magazines', Bibliographical Society of Australia and New Zealand Bulletin, pp. 159 - 160

Eggert PR, 1999, 'C.S. Pierce, D.H. Lawrence, and Representation: Artistic Form and Polarities', D.H. Lawrence Review, pp. 97 - 113

Eggert PR, 1999, 'Conrad`s Last Novels: Surveillance and Action', The Conradian, pp. 61 - 73

Eggert PR, 1999, 'Reply to a critic with an elephant gun', Overland, 157, pp. 87 - 88

Eggert PR, 1999, 'Where are we now with authorship and the work?', Yearbook of English Studies, pp. 88 - 102

Eggert PR, 1998, 'Letter to the Editor', Margin: Life and Letters of Early Australia, pp. 18 - 20

Eggert PR, 1998, 'The Shadow across the Text: New Bearings on German Editing', TEXT, 11, pp. 311 - 324

Eggert PR, 1998, 'The Work Unravelled', TEXT, 11, pp. 17 - 36

Eggert PR, 1996, 'Editing a nation`s literature:The Academy Editions of Australian Literature project', Bibliographical Society of Australia and New Zealand Bulletin, 20, pp. 146 - 153

Eggert PR, 1996, 'Making sense of multiple authorship', TEXT: Transactions of the Society for Textual Scholarship, pp. 305 - 323

Eggert PR, 1996, 'Teaching bibliography at ADFA: an apologia', Bibliographical Society of Australia and New Zealand Bulletin, 20, pp. 205 - 212

Eggert PR, 1995, 'A cautionary tale: stop-press correction in `The recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn` (1859)', Bibliographical Society of Australia and New Zealand Bulletin, 19, pp. 267 - 270

Mccauley K; Eggert PR, 1995, 'A representative listing of Australian and New Zealand critical editions', Bibliographical Society of Australia and New Zealand Bulletin, 19, pp. 249 - 255

Eggert PR; Mccauley K, 1995, 'Critical and scholarly editing in Australia and New Zealand in the last twenty-five years: an essay on the nomeclature of editions and a representative listing', Bibliographical Society of Australia and New Zealand Bulletin, 19, pp. 241 - 255

Eggert PR, 1994, 'Document and Text: The “Life” of the Literary Work and the Capacities of Editing', TEXT: Transactions of the Society for Textual Scholarship, 7, pp. 1 - 24

Eggert PR, 1994, 'Editing Paintings/ Conserving Literature: The Nature of the “Work”', Studies in Bibliography, 47, pp. 65 - 78

Eggert PR, 1991, 'Dealings with the Firm of Greg and Bowers: A Tribute to the Work of Fredson Bowers, 1905–1991', Bibliographical Society of Australia and New Zealand Bulletin, 15, pp. 73 - 87

Eggert PR, 1991, 'Document or Process as the Site of Authority: Establishing Chronology of Revision in Competing Typescripts of Lawrence’s The Boy in the Bush', Studies in Bibliography, 44, pp. 364 - 376

Eggert PR, 1989, 'Resuscitating the Author: Editing Australian Colonial Literature in a Post-Structuralist Era', Meridian, 8, pp. 84 - 89

Eggert PR, 1988, 'D. H. Lawrence and Literary Collaboration', Etudes Lawrenciennes, 3, pp. 153 - 162

Eggert PR, 1988, 'The Literary Work of a Readership: The Boy in the Bush in Australia 1924–1926', Bibliographical Society of Australia and New Zealand Bulletin, 12, pp. 149 - 166

Eggert PR, 1986, 'Ideological Innocence: Editing in Australia', Meridian, 5, pp. 175 - 181

Eggert PR, 1983, 'Lawrence and the Crucifixes', Bulletin of Research in the Humanities, 86, pp. 67 - 85

Eggert PR, 1982, 'Lawrence and the Futurists: The Breakthrough in his Art', Meridian, 1, pp. 21 - 32

Conference Papers

Eggert PR, 2001, 'Authenticated Electronic Editions Project', in Cole C; Craig H (ed.), Computing Arts, Computing Arts 2001, Sydney, pp. 114 - 122, presented at Computing Arts 2001, Sydney

Eggert PR, 1994, 'Editing the academy editions of Australian literature: historical version and authorial agency', in The humanities and a creative nation: jubilee essays, Australian Academy of the Humanities, Canberra, presented at Symposium of the Australian Academy of the Humanities, Canberra

Eggert PR, 1993, 'Social discourse or authorial agency?: bridging the gap between editing and theory', in ASPACLS Conference, ASPACLS Conference, University of Sydney, presented at ASPACLS Conference, University of Sydney, 24 September 1993 - 26 September 1993

Eggert PR, 1993, 'The AUSLIT database and cooperative literary indexing', in Order out of Chaos, Order out of Chaos, Adelaide, Sth Aust, presented at Order out of Chaos, Adelaide, Sth Aust

Curatorial Outputs

Eggert P; Schmidt D, 2019, The Charles Harpur Critical Archive, exhibited at: N/A, 01 January 2019 - 31 December 2030, http://www.charles-harpur.org/

Creative Written Works

Eggert PR, 2004, `E-Collaboratons`, Symposium: Newsletter of the Australian Academy of the Humanities, Bennett B, (ed.), AAH

Eggert PR, 2004, General Editor`s Foreword, The Collected Verse of Mary Gilmore Vol 1, Strauss J, (ed.), University of Queensland Press

Eggert PR, 2003, Untitled Book Review, Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America, Bibliographical Society Amer

Eggert PR, 2002, The E-Humanities Gateway: An Australian First, Symposium: Newsletter of the Australian Academy of the Humanities, Bruce Bennett , (ed.), AAH

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