Co-authorship trends in English literary studies, 1995–2015
Abstract
Of all disciplines, literary studies has the most entrenched model of academic authorship – the sole author – yet the discipline rarely reflects critically on the implications of this model. This article offers a starting point by reporting on a study designed to analyse recent co-authorship trends within literary studies. It provides the large-scale data mining necessary for a longitudinal analysis. Using systematic sampling at five-year...
Paper Details
Title
Co-authorship trends in English literary studies, 1995–2015
Published Date
Nov 28, 2017
Journal
Volume
44
Issue
4
Pages
786 - 798
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