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    • “An ample and very poetical narrative”: the vicissitudes of “La Pia” between the literary and oral traditions 

      Barwick, Linda
      Published 2005-01-01
      In the nearly seven hundred years since Dante's Purgatorio first appeared, the story of “La Pia” (Purgatorio V, 130-136), a Sienese woman who died under mysterious circumstances in the Maremma region, has generated much ...
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    • Cybraries in paradise: new technologies and ethnographic repositories. 

      Barwick, Linda; Thieberger, Nicholas
      Published 2006-01-01
      Digital technologies are altering research practices surrounding creation and use of ethnographic field recordings, and the methodologies and paradigms of the disciplines centered around their interpretation. In this ...
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    • A musicologist’s wishlist: some issues, practices and practicalities in musical aspects of language documentation. 

      Barwick, Linda
      Published 2006-01-01
      This paper summarises some of the issues that have arisen for me in my collaborations with linguists in documentation of Australian song. It provides pointers for recording techniques and guidelines as to some of the things ...
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    • Planning for PARADISEC 

      Barwick, Linda
      Published 2003-01-01
      PARADISEC is a collaborative digital research resource set up by the University of Sydney, the University of Melbourne and the Australian National University in 2003, with funding from the Australia Research Council's ...
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    • PARADISEC: Background statement for the APAC Data Collections workshop, 18 October 2005 

      Barwick, Linda
      Published 2006-11-29
      PARADISEC (http://www.paradisec.org.au) is a cross-institutional research initiative established in 2003 by the Universities of Sydney, Melbourne and the Australian National University, joined in 2004 by the University of ...
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