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Redaction
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Redaction 

a variant text of a literary work resulting from the work’s revision by its author or some other person. The changes made generally result from the author’s creative quest. For example, A. N. Tolstoy’s novel The Sisters has three redactions (1922, 1925. and 1943).



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It largely emphasizes the final conciliar texts; just a few authors show interest in the documents' redactional history.
The piece is extant in five versions, the result of a not uncommon redactional process called parody, by which Bach, after constructing a new poem for a new occasion, devised music to go with it that was based on an existing model.
Their topics include conversational biblical hermeneutics and theologies, how the woman who anointed Jesus became a victim of Luke's redactional and theological principles, and the Bible in British urban theology.
 
 
 
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