title: Domesday Now: A Re-Evaluation
author: David Roffe
description: All those concerned with the Domesday manuscripts and the survey will no doubt consult it. ARCHIV FUR DAS STUDIUM DER NEUREN SPRACHEN UND LITERATUREN Despite the unabated interest in, and studies of, the Domesday inquest and the documents that resulted from it, there remains a lack of scholarly agreement on the purpose for either the inquest or the texts. The contributors to Domesday Now have come to the consensus that the way forward is through a new critical edition of Domesday. Their essays in this volume present new categories of evidence that lay the scholarly foundation for that new edition. . . . Indeed, the variety of essays in Domesday Now demonstrates the potential for work with the aid of such an edition, and points to riches yet to be discovered. COMITATUS
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