Minutiae of author-editor negotiations is debatable, but Butcher's How far the non-specialist foreign reader will follow the Led to changes or omissions in the published text which perhaps damaged Importance, and he shows that pressure from Verne's editor Hetzel Previous volumes, this one is based on close analysis of the manuscriptĪnd early editions, with variants provided in the copious endnotes.īutcher argues that the manuscript of Hatteras is of particular World's Classics series, following Journey to the Centre of theĮarth (1992), Around the World in Eighty Days (1995), and Twenty Verne's novels) is Butcher's fourth edition for the Hatteras (not the most obviousĬhoice, perhaps, albeit one of the most 'English' of Valuable, especially when placed alongside the series that is nowĮmanating from Wesleyan University Press. William Butcher's contribution to this process has been Towards providing a scholarly introduction for the non-francophone The translations are of a much higher standard than in the past second,īecause the critical apparatus that accompanies them goes a long way Of the novelist's fortunes in more than one respect: first, because Near fifteen-year dearth of monographs, the number of translations andĮditions of his works has been on the increase. While Verne studies in the English-speaking world have suffered a (Oxford World'sĬlassics) Oxford: Oxford University Press. Introduction and notes, by WILLIAM BUTCHER. APA style: The Adventures of Captain Hatteras.

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