| Ident. | Authors (with country if any) | Title |
|---|
| 000000 |
James Cummings [Royaume-Uni] ; Sebastian Rahtz [Royaume-Uni] ; Lou Burnard [France] ; Syd Bauman [États-Unis] ; Betrand Gaiffe [France] ; Laurent Romary [Allemagne] ; Piotr Banski [Allemagne] | Future Developments for TEI ODD |
| 000001 |
Megan A. Winget [États-Unis] | Videogame preservation and massively multiplayer online role‐playing games: A review of the literature |
| 000002 |
Lorena Gauthereau-Bryson [États-Unis] | Global Linking Through Archival Digitization: The Our Americas Archive Partnership and Spanish, Portuguese, and American Women (1876) |
| 000003 |
Toma Tasovac [Serbie] ; Natalia Ermolaev [États-Unis] | Encoding Diachrony: Digital Editions of Serbian 18th-Century Texts |
| 000004 |
Thomas N. Hall [États-Unis] | gale r. owen-crocker (ed.). Working with Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts. |
| 000005 |
Jerome Mcgann ; Hans Walter Gabler [Allemagne] ; Susan J. Wolfson [États-Unis] ; Lynda Pratt [Royaume-Uni] ; Stuart Curran ; Arthur F. Marotti ; Steven W. May ; Margaret J. M. Ezell ; Daniel Paul O Onnell ; Laura Mandell [États-Unis] | Special Issue: ‘Scholarly Editing in the Twenty‐First Century’– Combined Bibliography |
| 000006 |
Michael Buckland [États-Unis] ; Michele Renee Ramos [États-Unis] | Events as a structuring device in biographical mark‐up and metadata |
| 000007 |
A. Weaver [États-Unis] ; Scott Rea [États-Unis] ; W. Smith [États-Unis] | A Computational Framework for Certificate Policy Operations |
| 000008 |
Michelle Dalmau [États-Unis] ; Melanie Schlosser [États-Unis] | Challenges of serials text encoding in the spirit of scholarly communication |
| 000009 |
Stephanie A. Schlitz [États-Unis] ; Garrick S. Bodine [États-Unis] | The TEIViewer: Facilitating the transition from XML to web display |
| 000010 |
Stephanie A. Schlitz [États-Unis] | The TEI as luminol: Forensic philology in a digital age |
| 000011 |
Brian L. Pytlik Zillig [États-Unis] | TEI Analytics: converting documents into a TEI format for cross-collection text analysis |
| 000012 |
Michael Sperberg-McQueen [États-Unis] | How to teach your edition how to swim |
| 000013 |
Ying Ding [États-Unis] ; Elin K. Jacob [États-Unis] ; Zhixiong Zhang [République populaire de Chine] ; Schubert Foo [Singapour] ; Erjia Yan [États-Unis] ; Nicolas L. George [États-Unis] ; Lijiang Guo [États-Unis] | Perspectives on social tagging |
| 000014 |
Jung-Ran Park [États-Unis] ; Caimei Lu [États-Unis] ; Linda Marion [États-Unis] | Cataloging professionals in the digital environment: A content analysis of job descriptions |
| 000015 |
Bradford Eden ; Christina Kelleher Powell [États-Unis] | OPAC integration in the era of mass digitization the MBooks experience |
| 000016 |
Bradford Eden ; Sevim Mccutcheon [États-Unis] ; Michael Kreyche [États-Unis] ; Margaret Beecher Maurer [États-Unis] ; Joshua Nickerson [États-Unis] | Morphing metadata maximizing access to electronic theses and dissertations |
| 000017 |
Robert Fox [États-Unis] | Library as virtual abbey |
| 000018 |
Ryan Shaw [États-Unis] ; R. Larson [États-Unis] | Event Representation in Temporal and Geographic Context |
| 000019 |
P. Scott Lapinski [États-Unis] | Managing information technology: A handbook for systems librarians |
| 000020 |
Todd J. Kosmerick [États-Unis] ; Amy Rudersdorf [États-Unis] ; Brian Dietz [États-Unis] | Green ‘N’ Growing: Digitizing Historical 4-H and Home Demonstration Materials |
| 000021 |
Eun G. Park [Canada] ; Qing Zou [Canada] ; David Mcknight [États-Unis] | Electronic thesis initiative pilot project of McGill University, Montreal |
| 000022 |
Chris Burns [États-Unis] ; Winona Salesky [États-Unis] | Drinking Milk with Republicans: Lessons Learned While Building a Center for Digital Initiatives |
| 000023 |
Laurie Lopatin [États-Unis] | Library digitization projects, issues and guidelines |
| 000024 |
Linda Cantara [États-Unis] | The textencoding initiativePart 2 |
| 000025 |
Linda Cantara [États-Unis] | The textencoding initiative Part 1 |
| 000026 |
Alex Dekhtyar [États-Unis] ; E. Iacob [États-Unis] ; Srikanth Methuku [États-Unis] | Searching Multi-hierarchical XML Documents: The Case of Fragmentation |
| 000027 |
James H. Walther ; John Maxymuk [États-Unis] | Preservation and metadata |
| 000028 |
Brett Barney [États-Unis] ; Mary Ellen Ducey [États-Unis] ; Andrew Jewell [États-Unis] ; Kenneth M. Price [États-Unis] ; Brian Pytlik Zillig [États-Unis] ; Katherine L. Walter [États-Unis] | Ordering Chaos: An Integrated Guide and Online Archive of Walt Whitman's Poetry Manuscripts |
| 000029 |
Ken Middleton ; Katherine Wisser [États-Unis] | Meeting metadata challenges in the consortial environment |
| 000030 |
Alica White [États-Unis] ; Jin Ma [États-Unis] ; Lawrence Wentzel [États-Unis] | Digitizing Glass Lantern Slides The Mira Lloyd Dock Project at the Pennsylvania State University |
| 000031 |
Scott P. Muir ; Eric Lease Morgan [États-Unis] | Creating and managing XML with open source software |
| 000032 |
Ken Middleton ; Ken Middleton [États-Unis] | Collaborative digitization programs a multifaceted approach to sustainability |
| 000033 |
Amit Kumar ; Susan Schreibman [États-Unis] ; Stewart Arneil ; Martin Holmes ; Alejandro Bia ; John Walsh | : A Repository Management System for TEI Documents |
| 000034 |
Matt Cohen [États-Unis] | The James Fenimore Cooper Society |
| 000035 |
Steven Stoll [États-Unis] | The Core Historical Literature of Agriculture |
| 000036 |
Norm Medeiros [États-Unis] | Those who can, teach an interview with Jane Greenberg |
| 000037 |
Timothy W. Cole [États-Unis] ; Sarah L. Shreeves [États-Unis] | Search and discovery across collections the IMLS digital collections and content project |
| 000038 |
Kathleen Arthur [États-Unis] ; Sherry Byrne [États-Unis] ; Elisabeth Long [États-Unis] ; Carla Q. Montori [États-Unis] ; Judith Nadler [États-Unis] | Recognizing Digitization as a Preservation Reformatting Method |
| 000039 |
Bradford Lee Eden [États-Unis] | Metadata and librarianship will MARC survive |
| 000040 |
Charles F. Thomas [États-Unis] | Memory institutions as digital publishers a case study on standards and interoperability |
| 000041 |
Michael Sperberg-McQueen [États-Unis] ; Claus Huitfeldt [Norvège] | GODDAG: A Data Structure for Overlapping Hierarchies |
| 000042 |
Yan Quan Liu [États-Unis] | Best practices, standards and techniques for digitizing library materials a snapshot of library digitization practices in the USA |
| 000043 |
A. Rydberg-Cox [États-Unis] ; Lara Vetter [États-Unis] ; Stefan Rüger [Royaume-Uni] ; Daniel Heesch [Royaume-Uni] | Approaching the Problem of Multi-lingual Information Retrieval and Visualization in Greek and Latin and Old Norse Texts |
| 000044 |
Amit Kumar [États-Unis] ; Alejandro Bia [Espagne] ; Martin Holmes [Canada] ; Susan Schreibman [États-Unis] ; Ray Siemens ; John Walsh [États-Unis] | < teiPublisher >: Bridging the Gap Between a Simple Set of Structured Documents and a Functional Digital Library |
| 000045 |
Cokie Anderson [États-Unis] ; Tony Bremholm [États-Unis] ; Bradley Hemminger [États-Unis] ; Cecelia Brown [États-Unis] ; K. T. Vaughan [États-Unis] | The impact of digitization of scientific information on the scholarly communication of scientists. Sponsored by SIG TI, DL |
| 000046 |
Susan Schreibman [États-Unis] ; Amit Kumar [États-Unis] ; Jarom Mcdonald [États-Unis] | The Versioning Machine |
| 000047 |
Willard Mccarty [Royaume-Uni] ; Matthew Kirschenbaum [États-Unis] | Institutional Models for Humanities Computing |
| 000048 |
Frank Romano [États-Unis] | E-books and the Challenge of Preservation |
| 000049 |
Alex Dekhtyar [États-Unis] ; E. Iacob [États-Unis] | A Framework for Management of Concurrent XML Markup |
| 000050 |
Lara Vetter [États-Unis] ; Jarom Mcdonald [États-Unis] | Witnessing Dickinson's witnesses |
| 000051 |
Anne Mahoney [États-Unis] | Talking about meter in SGML |
| 000052 |
Matthew Gibson [États-Unis] ; Christine Ruotolo [États-Unis] | Beyond the Web: TEI, the digital library, and the ebook revolution |
| 000053 |
Ken Roger Riggs [États-Unis] | XML and free text |
| 000054 |
Sonya Bird [États-Unis] ; Michael Hammond [États-Unis] ; Maria Amarillas [États-Unis] ; Melody Jeffcoat [États-Unis] ; Heidi Harley [États-Unis] ; Mizuki Miyashita [États-Unis] ; Laura Moll [États-Unis] ; Mary Ann Willie [États-Unis] ; Ofelia Zepeda [États-Unis] | Web‐based Dictionaries for Languages of the South‐west USA |
| 000055 |
Susan Schreibman [États-Unis] | The Text Ported |
| 000056 |
Brad Eden [États-Unis] ; Kenneth J. Bierman [États-Unis] | Knowledge access management at Lied Library cataloging and Web site reengineering |
| 000057 |
H. Witten [Nouvelle-Zélande] ; David Bainbridge [Nouvelle-Zélande] ; Gordon Paynter [États-Unis] ; Stefan Boddie [Nouvelle-Zélande] | Importing Documents and Metadata into Digital Libraries: Requirements Analysis and an Extensible Architecture |
| 000058 |
Seung-Kyu Ko [Corée du Sud] ; Won-Sung Sohn [Corée du Sud] ; Kyong-Ho Lee [États-Unis] ; Soon-Bum Lim [Corée du Sud] ; Yoon-Chul Choy [Corée du Sud] | A Study of Content Conversion between eBook Standards |
| 000059 |
Perry Roland [États-Unis] | The Music Encoding Initiative (MEI) |
| 000060 |
Claude Barras [France] ; Edouard Geoffrois [France] ; Zhibiao Wu [États-Unis] ; Mark Liberman [États-Unis] | Transcriber: Development and use of a tool for assisting speech corpora production |
| 000061 |
Christopher D. Manning [États-Unis] ; Kevin Jansz [Australie] ; Nitin Indurkhya | Kirrkirr: Software for Browsing and Visual Exploration of a Structured Warlpiri Dictionary |
| 000062 |
Steven Bird [États-Unis] ; Mark Liberman [États-Unis] | A formal framework for linguistic annotation |
| 000063 |
Ingrid Hsiehyee [États-Unis] ; Michael Smith [États-Unis] | The CORC experience survey of founding libraries. Part I |
| 000064 |
John Robert Gardner [États-Unis] | Information architecture planning with XML |
| 000065 |
Christopher J. Prom [États-Unis] | Extending the capabilities of the EAD Cookbook |
| 000066 |
Lynn Marko [États-Unis] ; Christina Powell [États-Unis] | Descriptive metadata strategy for TEI headers a University of Michigan Library case study |
| 000067 |
G. Benoît [États-Unis] | Book review: Snap to grid: A user's guide to digital arts, media, and cultures, by Peter Lunenfeld |
| 000068 |
Karen Spern [États-Unis] | Book review: Organizing audiovisual and electronic resources for access: A cataloging guide, by Ingrid Hsieh‐Yee |
| 000069 |
Michael Fosmire [États-Unis] | Book review: Electronic expectations: Science journals on the Web, by Tony Stankus |
| 000070 |
Jane Greenberg [États-Unis] | A quantitative categorical analysis of metadata elements in image‐applicable metadata schemas |
| 000071 |
Lauren E. Corbett [États-Unis] | Catalytic Conversions |
| 000072 |
Ingrid Hsiehyee [États-Unis] | Organizing Internet resources teaching cataloging standards and beyond |
| 000073 |
Carol Peters [Italie] ; Páraic Sheridan [États-Unis] | Multilingual Information Access |
| 000074 |
M. Claire Dougherty [États-Unis] | DLI2 all projects meeting, Cornell University, October 18–19, 1999 |
| 000075 |
S. L. Vellucci [États-Unis] | Metadata and authority control |
| 000076 |
Christopher A. Welty [États-Unis] ; Jessica Jenkins [États-Unis] | Formal ontology for subject |
| 000077 |
J. Zuern [États-Unis] | The sense of a link: hypermedia, hermeneutics, and the teaching of critical methodologies |
| 000078 |
Md Duggan [États-Unis] | Teaching manuscripts from a digital library on the web |
| 000079 |
L. Andreev [États-Unis] ; J. Iverson [États-Unis] ; M. Olsen [États-Unis] | Re-engineering a war-machine: ARTFL's Encyclopédie |
| 000080 |
Zorana Ercegovac [États-Unis] | Introduction |
| 000081 |
Kathleen Burnett [États-Unis] ; Kwong Bor Ng [États-Unis] ; Soyeon Park [États-Unis] | A comparison of the two traditions of metadata development |
| 000082 |
J. Bosak [États-Unis] | XML ubiquity and the scholarly community |
| 000083 |
S. Derose [États-Unis] | XML and the TEI |
| 000084 |
C. Welty [États-Unis] ; Nancy Ide [États-Unis] | Using the right tools : Enhancing retrieval from marked-up documents |
| 000085 |
D. J. Birnbaum [États-Unis] ; M. Cournane [Irlande (pays)] ; P. Flynn [Irlande (pays)] | Using the TEI writing system declaration (WSD) |
| 000086 |
G. F. Simons [États-Unis] | Using architectural forms to map TEI data into an object-oriented database |
| 000087 |
E. Mylonas [États-Unis] ; A. Renear [États-Unis] | The text encoding initiative at 10 : Not just an interchange format anymore - but a new research community |
| 000088 |
P. Resnik [États-Unis] ; M. B. Olsen [États-Unis] ; M. Diab [États-Unis] | The Bible as a parallel corpus : Annotating the "book of 2000 tongues" |
| 000089 |
D. Smith [États-Unis] | Textual variation and version control in the TEI |
| 000090 |
S. Bauman [États-Unis] ; T. Catapano [États-Unis] | TEI and the encoding of the physical structure of books |
| 000091 |
J. Erickson [États-Unis] ; M. Stoeffler [États-Unis] | An SGML/HTML electronic thesis and dissertation library |
| 000092 |
Susan Davis [États-Unis] | Serials spoken here: Reports on conferences, institutes and seminars |
| 000093 |
Marilyn Geller [États-Unis] | Professional and Scholarly Publishing in the Digital Age |
| 000094 |
Jill Emery [États-Unis] | Outsourcing Library Technical Services Operations: Practices in Academic, Public, and Special Libraries |
| 000095 |
Michael Sperberg-McQueen [États-Unis] | Managing technology |
| 000096 |
Matthew Kirschenbaum [États-Unis] | Documenting digital images Textual metadata at the Blake Archive |
| 000097 |
S. L. Vellucci [États-Unis] | Metadata |
| 000098 |
David T. Barnard [Canada] ; Nancy M. Ide [États-Unis] | The text encoding initiative: Flexible and extensible document encoding |
| 000099 |
L. Greco [États-Unis] ; Toby Paff [États-Unis] ; W. Shoemaker [États-Unis] | The Charrette project: Manipulating text and image in an electronic archive of a medieval manuscript tradition |
| 000100 |
Elisabeth Logan [États-Unis] ; Marvin Pollard [États-Unis] | Introduction |
| 000101 |
Rs Bagnall [États-Unis] | Imaging of papyri: a strategic view |
| 000102 |
F. Simons [États-Unis] | Conceptual modeling versus visual modeling: a technological key to building consensus |
| 000103 |
C. Mah [États-Unis] ; J. Flanders [États-Unis] ; J. Lavagnino [États-Unis] | Some problems of TEI markup and early printed books |
| 000104 |
Sever Bordeianu [États-Unis] | Networking in the humanities: Proceedings of the Second Conference on Scholarship and Technology in the Humanities held at Elvetham Hall, Hampshire, UK, April 13–16, 1994 |
| 000105 |
Edward Gaynor [États-Unis] | Literary texts in an electronic age: Scholarly implications and library services |
| 000106 |
F. W. Lancaster [États-Unis] | Knowledge-Based Systems for General Reference Work: Applications, Problems, and Progress |
| 000107 |
Zsuzsa Koltay ; Ben Trelease ; Philip M. Davis [États-Unis] | Technologies for learning Instructional support at Cornell's Albert r. Mann library |
| 000108 |
David J. Birnbaum [États-Unis] | Standardizing characters, glyphs, and SGML entities for encoding early Cyrillic writing |
| 000109 |
David T. Barnard [Canada] ; Lou Burnard [Royaume-Uni] ; Michael Sperberg-McQueen [États-Unis] | Lessons learned from using SGML in the Text Encoding Initiative |
| 000110 |
Nancy Ide [États-Unis, France] | Representation schemes for language data : the text encoding initiative and its potential impact for encoding African languages |
| 000111 |
David T. Barnard [Canada] ; Lou Burnard [Royaume-Uni] ; Michael Sperberg-McQueen [États-Unis] | Lessons learned frum using SGML in the text encoding initiative |
| 000112 |
Philip J. Smith [États-Unis] | Understanding interfaces: A handbook of human-computer interaction |
| 000113 |
Susan Hockey [États-Unis] | The digital word: Text-based computing in the humanities |
| 000115 |
Arlene G. Taylor [États-Unis] | On the subject of subjects |
| 000116 |
Michael Sperberg-McQueen [États-Unis] ; Robert F. Goldstein [États-Unis] | HTML to the max: a manifesto for adding SGML intelligence to the World-Wide Web |
| 000117 |
Christian Neuss [Allemagne] ; Robert E. Kent [États-Unis] | Conceptual analysis of resource meta-information |
| 000118 |
Michael Lesk [États-Unis] | Which way to the future? The control of scholarly publication |
| 000119 |
C. Klensin [États-Unis] | When the metadata exceed the data: data management with uncertain data |
| 000120 |
John Lavagnino [États-Unis] ; Elli Mylonas [États-Unis] | The show must go on:1 Problems of tagging performance texts |
| 000121 |
Michael Sperberg-McQueen [États-Unis] ; Lou Burnard [Royaume-Uni] | The design of the TEI encoding scheme |
| 000122 |
T. Milic [États-Unis] | The century of prose corpus: A half-million word historical data base |
| 000123 |
M. Ide [États-Unis] ; Michael Sperberg-McQueen [États-Unis] | The TEI: History, goals, and future |
| 000124 |
J. Derose [États-Unis] ; G. Durand [États-Unis] | The TEI hypertext guidelines |
| 000125 |
F. Goldfarb [États-Unis] | Preface |
| 000126 |
Nancy Ide [France] ; Jean Véronis [États-Unis, France] | Knowledge extraction from machine-readable dictionaries: An evaluation |
| 000127 |
Nancy Ide [États-Unis] ; Jean Véronis [France] | Introduction |
| 000128 |
T. Barnard [Canada] ; Lou Burnard [Royaume-Uni] ; Jean-Pierre Gaspart ; A. Price [États-Unis] ; Michael Sperberg-McQueen [États-Unis] ; Battista Varile [Royaume-Uni] | Hierarchical encoding of text: Technical problems and SGML solutions |
| 000129 |
David Chisholm [États-Unis] ; David Robey [Royaume-Uni] | Encoding verse texts |
| 000130 |
C. Cover [États-Unis] ; W. Robinson [Royaume-Uni] | Encoding textual criticism |
| 000131 |
Nancy Ide [États-Unis] ; Jean Véronis [France] | Encoding dictionaries |
| 000132 |
Karen Lunsford [États-Unis] | Electronic texts and the internet: A review of The English Server |
| 000133 |
Alan Melby [États-Unis] | E-Tif: An electronic terminology interchange format |
| 000134 |
D. Terence Langendoen [États-Unis] ; F. Simons [États-Unis] | A rationale for the TEI recommendations for feature-structure markup |
| 000135 |
Michael Sperberg-McQueen [États-Unis] ; Lou Burnard [Royaume-Uni] | The design of the TEI encoding scheme |
| 000136 |
Nancy Ide [États-Unis] ; Michael Sperberg-McQueen [États-Unis] | The TEI: history, goals, and future |
| 000137 |
S. J. Derose [États-Unis] ; D. G. Durand | The TEI hypertext guidelines |
| 000138 |
D. V. Pitti [États-Unis] | Standard Generalized Markup Language and the transformation of cataloging |
| 000139 |
David T. Barnard [Canada] ; Lou Burnard [Royaume-Uni] ; J.-P. Gaspart ; L. A. Price ; Michael Sperberg-McQueen [États-Unis] ; G. B. Varile | Hierarchical encoding of text : technical problems and SGML solutions |
| 000140 |
Nancy Ide [États-Unis] | Encoding standards for large text resources : the text encoding initiative |
| 000141 |
Nancy Ide [États-Unis] ; J. Veronis [France] | Encoding dictionaries |
| 000142 |
D. T. Langendoen [États-Unis] ; G. F. Simons | A rationale for the TEI recommendations for feature-structure markup |
| 000143 |
Mary Case [États-Unis] | Tools of the serials trade |
| 000144 |
Ellen Finnie Duranceau [États-Unis] | Naming and describing networked electronic resources: The role of uniform resource identifiers |
| 000145 |
Susan Hockey [États-Unis] | Chairman's Report |
| 000146 |
C N. Ball [États-Unis] | Book Reviews |
| 000147 |
Mary Keeler [États-Unis] | A new approach to digital resource development (A new method for marketing digital technology) |
| 000148 |
Gerhard Obenaus [États-Unis] | The Internet an electronic treasure trove |
| 000149 |
Susan Hockey [États-Unis] | Evaluating electronic texts in the humanities |
| 000150 |
Nancy Ide [États-Unis] ; Jacques Le Maitre [France] ; Jean Véronis [États-Unis, France] | Outline of a model for lexical databases |
| 000151 |
Susan Hockey [États-Unis] ; Donald Walker [États-Unis] | Developing Effetive Resources for Research on Texts: Collecting Texts, Tagging Texts, Cataloguing Texts, Using Texts, and Putting Texts in Context |
| 000152 |
Susan Hockey [États-Unis] | Chairman's Report |
| 000153 |
Zoran Kuzmanovich [États-Unis] | Center for Electronic Texts in the Humanities: A Report on the First Summer Seminar (Princeton University, 9–21 August 1992) |
| 000154 |
Systems and Software Technology Division Computer Systems Laboratory [États-Unis] | Application Portability Profile (APP)—The US government's Open System Environment profile OSE/1 version 2.0 |
| 000155 |
Edward A. Fox [États-Unis] ; Deborah Hix [États-Unis] ; Lucy T. Nowell [États-Unis] ; Dennis J. Brueni [États-Unis] ; William C. Wake [États-Unis] ; Lenwood S. Heath [États-Unis] ; Durgesh Rao [Inde] | Users, user interfaces, and objects: Envision, a digital library |
| 000156 |
David Seaman [États-Unis] | The Electronic Text Center a humanities computing initiative at the University of Virginia |
| 000157 |
Nancy Ide [États-Unis, France] ; Donald Walker [États-Unis] | Introduction: Common methodologies in humanities computing and computational linguistics |
| 000158 |
Paul S. Jacobs [États-Unis] ; Lisa F. Rau [États-Unis] | Innovations in text interpretation |
| 000159 |
Susan Hockey [États-Unis] ; D. Walker | Developing effective resources for research on texts: collecting texts, tagging texts, cataloguing texts, using texts, and putting texts in context |
| 000160 |
Susan Hockey [États-Unis] | Chairman's Report |
| 000161 |
Lois F. Lunin [États-Unis] ; Donna Harman [États-Unis] | Introduction and overview |
| 000162 |
Christinger Tomer [États-Unis] | Emerging electronic library services and the idea of location independence |
| 000163 |
Robin Cover [États-Unis] ; Nicholas Duncan [Canada] ; David T. Barnard [Canada] | The Progress of SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language): Extracts from a Comprehensive Bibliography |
| 000164 |
Michael Sperberg-McQueen [États-Unis] | Text in the Electronic Age: Texual Study and Textual Study and Text Encoding, with Examples from Medieval Texts |
| 000165 |
Susan Hockey [États-Unis] | SUSAN HOCKEY |
| 000166 |
D. L. Mealand [Royaume-Uni] ; T. B. Morton [États-Unis] | Book Reviews |
| 000167 |
Joel D. Goldfield [États-Unis] | Book Reviews |
| 000168 |
Michael Neuman [États-Unis, Burundi] | The very pulse of the machine: Three trends toward improvement in electronic versions of humanities texts |
| 000169 |
John Pricewilkin [États-Unis] | Text files in libraries Present foundations and future directions |
| 000170 |
G. Potter [États-Unis, Burundi] | Statistical analysis of literature: A retrospective on Computers and the Humanities , 1966–1990 |
| 000171 |
R. Chesnutt [États-Unis, Burundi] | Historical editions in the States |
| 000172 |
B. Hewlett [États-Unis] ; Eleanor Selfridge-Field [États-Unis, Burundi] | Computing in musicology, 1966–91 |
| 000173 |
D. E. Walker [États-Unis] ; Susan Hockey [États-Unis] | The Text Encoding Initiative |
| 000174 |
J. Price-Wilkin [États-Unis] | Text files in libraries : present foundations and future directions |
| 000175 |
D. R. Chesnutt [États-Unis] | Historical editions in the states |
| 000176 |
Estelle Irizarry [États-Unis] | An Archive of Modern Hispanic Texts: A Quixotic Venture? |
| 000177 |
J. Derose [États-Unis] ; G. Durand [États-Unis] ; Elli Mylonas [États-Unis] ; H. Renear [États-Unis] | What is text, really? |
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Eric Johnson [États-Unis] | Professor-created computer programs for student research |
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Wm. Tompa [Canada, États-Unis] | Flexible access to text-based resources |
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David R. Chesnutt [États-Unis] | SGML and the digital libraries of tomorrow |
