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textual criticism

/ˈtekstʃuəl ˈkrɪtɪsɪzəm/

Traduction: Discipline scientifique consistant à analyser et comparer différentes versions d'un texte afin de rétablir sa forme originale ou la plus exacte, souvent appliquée aux manuscrits anciens, aux études bibliques et aux œuvres littéraires.

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/ˈtekstʃuəl ˈkrɪtɪsɪzəm/C1formalart
  • frDiscipline scientifique consistant à analyser et comparer différentes versions d'un texte afin de rétablir sa forme originale ou la plus exacte, souvent appliquée aux manuscrits anciens, aux études bibliques et aux œuvres littéraires.

A scholarly discipline that involves analyzing and comparing different versions of a text to reconstruct its original or most accurate form, often applied to ancient manuscripts, biblical studies, and literary works.

  1. Scholarly analysis of textsC2formal

    A method of studying ancient or important texts to determine their original form and meaning by comparing different versions.

    frcritique textuelle

    • Textual criticism is essential for understanding the original Bible manuscripts.
    • Scholars use textual criticism to identify errors in medieval copies of classical works.
    • The professor's expertise in textual criticism helped restore a lost passage from the poem.