Research record and citation
Status: Published book, Volume III; first edition, 2025
Research summary
Collected encounters with artists whose practices bring absence, repetition, ritual, and residue into the responsibilities of critical witness.
Research question: What responsibilities arise when criticism attends to absence, repetition, ritual, and residue in named artistic practices?
Approach and sources: Collected critical encounters and essays.
Contribution: Makes the framework’s descriptions and judgments available through a collection of applied writing.
Scope and limits: The repository release identifies a particular digital version. Its release date does not establish the book’s original publication date.
Related research programmes
- Witness, Material Presence, and Cultural Memory: Published collection associated with the continuing inquiry.
Publication history and rights
Original edition: First edition, 2025. The exact original publication day remains unverified.
Repository release 6, 2026-04-28. This date and version identify the repository file rather than a new book edition. Repository-release DOI.
Rights: Rights follow the notice attached to the individual work or edition. Consult the published text or repository record.
Cite this work
Dorian Vale. Post-Interpretive Criticism: Volume III - Canon of Witnesses. 2025. 1st ed. Museum of One Press. ISBN 978-1-0698203-2-7. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19861715
This research summary was added on 14 October 2026 from the linked public text and bibliographic record. Publication metadata was verified and corrected on 17 October 2026. The complete argument, examples, and references remain in the published work and its repository edition.
Publication record
- Order: 3
- Form: Volume III
- Series: Post-Interpretive Criticism
- ISBN: 978-1-0698203-2-7
- Responsibility: Dorian Vale
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About the publication
Collected encounters with artists whose practices bring absence, repetition, ritual, and residue into the responsibilities of critical witness.