Computing Arts 2001: Digital Resources for Research in the Humanities: Recent submissions
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Private devotional literature in the 16th century: The digitisation of Danish prayer books in The Arnamagn�an Collection (Copenhagen) and in The Library of Karen Brahe (Odense)
Published 2001-01-01This is the working title of a PhD project funded by the Danish Research Council for the Humanities. The project concerns the digitisation of Danish literature and scholarly editing and aims to lay the methodological and ...Open AccessConference paper -
Towards an integrated representation of multiple layers of linguistic annotation in multilingual corpora
Published 2001-01-01In the proposed talk we discuss the application of a set of computational text analysis techniques for the analysis of the linguistic features of translations. The goal of this analysis is to test two hypotheses about the ...Open AccessConference paper -
Managing multimedia content databases
Published 2001-01-01The Internet provides an effective means of dissemination of information in the Humanities, and so in many cases the Internet is becoming the primary or even only form for dissemination of information. In this context, the ...Open AccessConference paper -
The Electronic Explication
Published 2001-01-01The explication de texte, or commentary, has a distinguished record in the history of French education. It originated in biblical exegesis; by the seventeenth century it became a fundamental component in classical training ...Open AccessConference paper -
Austlit: A Gateway on steroids
Published 2001-01-01Austlit: The Australian Literature Gateway provides access to bibliographical records on almost 400 000 Australian creative and critical works (regardless of format), and to biographical and organisational information on ...Open AccessConference paper