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Sustainable data from digital research: Humanities perspectives on digital scholarship: Recent submissions

    • Introduction 

      Thieberger, Nick
      Published 2011-12-01
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    • Bringing research and researchers to light: current and emerging challenges for a discipline-based knowledge resource 

      Kilner, Kerry; Osborne, Roger
      Published 2011-12-01
      Australian literary studies have, in the past decade, been greatly assisted by AustLit: The Australian Literature Resource (www.austlit.edu.au), a multi-institutional collaboration between researchers, librarians and ...
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    • Discussing ‘fair use’ of archived recordings of minority music from the mountains of southwestern China 

      Ingram, Catherine; Meifang, Wu; Pinxian, Wu; Xuegui, Wu; Zhicheng, Wu
      Published 2011-12-01
      This paper describes and analyses public discussions within Kam (in Chinese, Dong ?) minority communities in rural southwestern China concerning potential wider online access to one major, recently established archive of ...
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    • Looking at language: appropriate design for sign language resources in remote Australian Indigenous communities 

      Green, Jennifer; Woods, Gail; Foley, Ben
      Published 2011-12-01
      Sign languages, or iltyem-iltyem angkety, are in daily use in Arandic speaking communities of Central Australia. They are a form of communication used alongside other semiotic systems, including speech, gesture and drawing ...
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    • Documentation of traditional songs and ritual texts: issues for archiving 

      Morey, Stephen
      Published 2011-12-01
      It is well established that the archiving of materials from endangered languages needs to be not just the archiving of recordings, but also a rich metadata, including, wherever possible, transcriptions, translations, and ...
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