#ANNOTATE A PASSAGE PDF#
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The present subchapter will not be concerned with a detailed history of self-annotation from 1300 up to the publication of the Dunciad Variorum in 1729. These few examples from the dawn of literary self-annotation show that, even quite early on, the discourse tradition of authorial annotation playfully violated and subverted the conventions of its learned models and created ambiguity by, among other things, experimenting with different fictional annotator personas. As Harriet Archer points out, the notes by Baldwin (as well as by his contemporaries Gascoigne, Whetstone, Breton, and Spenser) thus “leverage and undercut the genres to which they purport to belong” (Archer 192). Furthermore, William Baldwin’s Beware the Cat (1561) features marginal notes that both provide brief summaries of the text and that “mock his own fictional persona, the narrator Streamer, who converses with telltale cats” (Slights, “Edifying Margins” 686n14). Francesco Berni, for instance, added notes to his bawdy Capitolo della primiera (1526), in which he parodies the contemporary vogue for serious, xenographic notes pointing out the deeper meanings of sonnets and canzoni (cf. 2 While the notes in these medieval examples are mainly meant to grant authority to vernacular poetry, 3 later instances of authorial annotations in the Renaissance exhibit a considerable degree of playfulness and experimentation. 1390) in which Gower added Latin glosses to his poem written in Middle English and Latin (cf. 1 The first English literary work with self-annotations is most likely John Gower’s Confessio amantis (ca. In fact, the practice of literary self-annotation began around 1300, with Guiraut Riquier, Francesco da Barberino, and Boccaccio adding marginal glosses to their own texts (cf.

#ANNOTATE A PASSAGE PATCH#

To cancel underline/strikeout, select the relevant patch of text, right-click on your mouse and select Delete Annotation.Pope was by no means the first author who annotated his own works.The selected text will now be either underlined by a thin blue line, or struck out with a thin red line. Select a passage of text with your cursor and click on either the Underline Text or Strikeout Text icons at the top of the Reference Panel.To underline and/or strikeout a passage of text:

To delete the sticky note, click on the note itself, right-click on your mouse and select Delete Annotation.Double click the note and enter your text.A speech bubble-shaped note will appear to the right of the selected text. Select a passage of text with your cursor and click on the Sticky Note icon at the top of the Reference Panel.To add a Sticky Note to a passage of text: To cancel highlighting, select the relevant patch of highlighted text, right-click on your mouse and select Delete Annotation.The selected text will now be highlighted in flourescent yellow. Select a passage of text with your cursor and click on the Highlight Text icon at the top of the Reference Panel.

#ANNOTATE A PASSAGE PDF#

To annotate a PDF - select the citation in you EndNote library and click on the Adobe icon in the Reference Panel. Annotating PDF materials enables you to record thoughts, impressions, or ideas for usage within each individual source.

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