Forgers and Critics, New Edition: Creativity and Duplicity in Western Scholarship
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Forgers and Critics, New Edition: Creativity and Duplicity in Western Scholarship

by Anthony T. Grafton

History Education
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In Forgers and Critics, New Edition, Anthony T. Grafton examines the tension between invention and verification in Western scholarship. Focusing on creativity, duplicity, forgery, and criticism, the book explores how scholars assess evidence and confront questions of authenticity in the pursuit of knowledge.

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Forgers and Critics, New Edition explores the relationship between scholarly creativity and duplicity.

Anthony T. Grafton focuses on Western scholarship and the practices through which evidence is created, questioned, and assessed.

The book considers forgery and criticism as connected aspects of intellectual inquiry.

This new edition presents a study of how scholars confront claims of authenticity within the history of learning.

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