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Andrews, D., Greenhalgh, M., Computing for Non-Scientific Applications (Leicester: Leicester University Press, 1987).
Burkholder, L., Philosophy and the Computer (Boulder CO: Westview, 1992).
Butler, C., Computers in Linguistics (Oxford: Blackwell, 1985).
Butler, C., Computers & Written Texts (Oxford: Blackwell, 1992).
Copyright Clearance: A Practical Guide (NCET, 1990).
Copyright in Education (NCET, 1992).
Cox, J., On-line and CD-ROM Database Searching (London: Mansell Publishing Ltd, 1991).
Daiute, C., Writing & Computers (Reading, MA: Addison Wesley, 1985).
Denley, P., and Hopkin, D., History and Computing (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1987) - first in a series of three volumes relating to AHC proceedings.
Dern, P., The Internet Guide for New Users (NY: McGraw-Hill, 1994).
EzMAIL - A User-Orientated Directory of Electronic Mail Addresses (CTI Centre for Accounting Finance and Management, 1993).
Feldman, P. R., Norman, B., The Wordworthy Computer: Classroom and Research Applications in Language and Literature (New York: Random House, 1987).
Fenton, E., The Macintosh Font Book (Berkeley: Peachpit Press, 1992).
Gilmour-Bryson, A. (ed.), Computer Applications to Medieval Studies. In the series Studies in Medieval Culture 17 (Kalamazoo, MI: Medieval Institute Publications, Western Michigan University, 1984).
Grishman, R., Computational Linguistics: An Introduction (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1986).
Harris, M. D., Introduction to Natural Language Processing (Reston, Virginia: Reston Publishing Company, 1985).
Hockey, S., A Guide to Computer Applications in the Humanities (London: Duckworth, 1980).
Hockey, S., and Ide, N., Research in Humanities Computing (annual series, Oxford: Clarendon Press - see under (d) Miscellaneous for individual volumes).
Hughes, J. J., Bits, Bytes, and Biblical Studies: A Resource Guide for the Use of Computers in Biblical and Classical Studies (Grand Rapids, Michigan: Zondervan Publishing House, 1987).
Information Technology in Humanities Scholarship (British Library R&DD Report 6097) - available free of charge from the CTI Centre.
Kenny, A., Computers and the Humanities (9th British Library Lecture, 1991).
Kessler, J., Directory to Fulltext Online Resources 1992 (Westport: Meckler, 1992).
Kibby, M. R., and Hartley, J. R., CAL Into the Mainstream (Oxford: Pergamon Press, 1994).
Kren, G. M., Christakes, G., Scholars and Personal Computers: Microcomputers in the Humanities and Social Science (New York: Human Sciences, 1988).
Krol, E., The Whole Internet (Sebastapol, CA: O'Reilly and Associates, 1992).
Lancashire, I. (ed.), The Dynamic Text Conference Guide (Toronto: Centre for Computing in the Humanities, University of Toronto, 1989).
Lancashire, I. (ed.), Humanities Computing Yearbook 1989-90 (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1991).
Landow, G., and Delany, P., The Digital Word (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1993).
Latousek, R., 1993 Software Directory for the Classics (Miami University, 1993).(1995 version forthcoming)
Neal, G., Deegan, M., Mealand, D., and Spaeth, D., Computers and the Humanities (Bulletin of the John Rylands University Library of Manchester, 74.3, 1992).
Oakman, R. L., Computer Methods for Literary Research (South Carolina: University of South Carolina Press, 1980).
Potter, R. G. (ed.), Literary Computing and Literary Criticism: Theoretical and Practical Essays on Theme and Rhetoric (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1989).
Rahtz, S. (ed.), Information Technology in the Humanities: Tools, Techniques, and Applications (Chichester: Horwood, 1987). This was written for CATH '87.
Rudall, B. H., Corns, T., Computers and Literature: A Practical Guide (Tunbridge Wells and Boston: Abacus Press, 1987).
Strangelove, M., and Kovacs, D., Directory of Electronic Journals, Newsletters, and Academic Discussion Lists (Association of Research Libraries, 1993).
Technology, Scholarship, and the Humanities: The Implications of Electronic Information (Getty Art History Information Program and the American Council of Learned Societies, 1992).
Tennant, R., Ober, J., and Lipow, A. G., Crossing the Internet Threshold: An Instructional Handbook (Berkeley: Library Solutions Press, 1993).
Turk, C., Humanities Research Using Computers (London: Chapman & Hall, 1991).
ALT-J. Journal for the Association for Learning Technology. For details contact: ALT Membership Section, University of Oxford, 13 Banbury Road, Oxford OX2 6NN. Tel: 0865-273273; Fax: 0865-273275; E-mail: ALT@VAX.OX.AC.UK. ALT also publish a newsletter, ALT-N.
Audio-Visual. General multimedia information. Contact: EMAP Business Publishing Ltd, Audit House, Field End Road, Eascote, Middx. HA4 9LY, UK.
Bits and Bytes Review: Reviews and News of Products and Resources for Academic Computing. From 1986 onwards, published nine times a year. The Editor, Bits and Bytes Computer Resources, 623 North Iowa Avenue, Whitefish, Montana 59937, USA.
British Library R&DD Research Bulletin. Available free of charge giving news on the BL's latest activities. Contact: Publications, The British Library R&D Dept., 2 Sheraton Street, London W1V 4BH, UK. Tel: 071-323-7054.
Bryn Mawr Classical Review. Reviews books dealing with Greco-Roman antiquity, distributed electronically. Contact: Jim O'Donnell at JOD@CCAT.SAS.UPENN.EDU.
Bulletin of the Association for Literary and Linguistic Computing (1973-1985). ALLC Bulletin, three issues per year. Superseded by Literary and Linguistic Computing, see below.
Canadian Humanities Computing. The Editor, Canadian Humanities Computing, Robarts Library, 14th Floor, 130 St George Street, Toronto, Ontario M5S 1A5, Canada.
CD-ROM World. Subscription details from: Meckler Corporation, 11 Ferry Lane West, Westport, CT 06880, USA.
Computational Linguistics (formerly American Journal of Computational Linguistics). Now in volume 17 (1991). Published quarterly by ACL.
Computers and the Humanities (1966-). Has had several publishers. Now published by Kluwer. Six issues per year (pre-1989 only four). Official journal of ACH, covers language, literature, history, archaeology, music, and education. E-mail: R.JONES@BYU.EDU.
Computer Assisted Language Learning - An International Journal. First issue appeared in 1990. Contact: Intellect Books, Suite 2, 108/110 London Road, Oxford OX3 9AW.
Computer-Assisted Research Forum (CARF). An independent, non-technical bulletin for academics and educators in the humanities. Contact: Todd Blayone, Birks Building, McGill University, 3520 University Street, Montreal, PQ-H4A 2A7, Canada. E-mail: CXFW@MUSICA.MCGILL.CA.
Computers and Texts (the newsletter for the CTI Centre for Textual Studies, formerly Computers in Literature). Available free of charge to UK subscribers from Mari Gill, CTI Centre for Textual Studies, Oxford University Computing Services, 13 Banbury Road, Oxford OX2 6NN, UK. Tel: 0865-273221; Fax: 0865-273221; E-mail: CTITEXT@VAX.OX.AC.UK.
Computing and the Classics. Joseph Tebben, The Ohio State University, 1179 University Drive, Newark, OH 43055-1797, USA. E-mail: TEBBEN.L@OSU.EDU.
Craft. The newsletter of the CTI Centre for History and Computing. Donald Spaeth, Craft, History Computing Laboratory, University of Glasgow, 2 University Gardens, Glasgow G12 8QQ, UK.
The CTISS File. Computers in Teaching Initiative Support Service publication. Available from: CTISS, University of Oxford, 13 Banbury Road, Oxford, OX2 6NN, UK. E-mail: CTISS@OUCS.OX.AC.UK.
Didaskalia. An electronic journal centred on ancient theatre. Contact: Sallie Goetsch, Department of Classical Studies, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1003, USA. Tel: 313-930-6594; E-mail: DIDASKALIA-EDITOR@CLASSICS.UTAS.EDU.AU.
Electronic Antiquity: Communicating the Classics. Distributed electronically, contact: ANTIQUITY-EDITOR@ CLASSICS.UTAS.EDU.AU.
History and Computing. Journals Subscription Department, Oxford University Press, Pinkhill House, Southfield Road, Eynsham, Oxford OX8 1JJ, UK.
History and Macintosh Society. Now distributed electronically. Contact: Joe Coohill at COOHILL@OXFORD.AC.UK or Marc Bizer at MLBIZER@BONGO.CC.UTEXAS.EDU.
Humanistiske Data. The Norwegian Computing Centre for the Humanities publication. Harald Harfagresgt. 31, Boks 53, 5014 Bergen-Universitetet, Bergen, Norway.
ICAME Journal (formerly ICAME News). International Computer Archive of Modern English, Norwegian Computing Centre for the Humanities, PO Box 53, Bergen, Norway.
Internet World. Information on the latest Internet resources. Meckler Corp., 11 Fery Lane West, Westport, CT 06880, USA.
Journal of the Association for Literary and Linguistic Computing (1980-1985). Was also published by the ALLC, two issues per year.
Linguistica Computazionale (Journal of the Institute for Computational Linguistics, 1981-). Giardini, Pisa, Italy.
Literary and Linguistic Computing (1986-). Journals Subscription Dept, Oxford University Press, Walton Street, Oxford OX2 6DP, UK; or Journals Marketing Dept, OUP, 200 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10016, USA.
Minds and Machines. Edited by J. Fetzer (Dordrecht: Kluwer).
Multimedia. General Multimedia news. EMAP Maclaren, 19 Scarbrook Road, Croydon CR9 1QH. Tel: 081-688-7788; Fax: 081-681-1672.
Musicus. Newsletter for the CTI Centre for Music. Lisa Whistlecroft, CTI Centre for Music, Department of Music, Lancaster University, Lancaster LA1 4YW, UK. Tel: 0524 65201 x3445; E-mail: CTIMUSIC@LANCASTER.AC.UK.
OFFLINE. On-line journal produced by Robert A. Kraft, Box 36 College Hall, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 19104-6303. E-mail: KRAFT@ PENNDRLS.UPENN.EDU.
Philosophy & Computing. Edited by L. Burkholder (Norwood NJ: Ablex). Contact: LBURKHDL@UNIXG.UBC.CA.
The QuickTime Forum now Converge. Information on the latest uses of QuickTime for the Macintosh and Windows. Contact: Multi-Facet Communications Inc., PO Box 70758, Sunnyvale, CA 94086, USA. Tel: 408-749-0549; Fax: 408-732-1728.
REACH - Research & Educational Applications of Computers in the Humanities. Newsletter of the Humanities Computing Facility of the University of California at Santa Barbara. Available electronically as well as printed. Contact: Eric Dahlin at HCF1DAHL@UCSBUXA.UCSB.EDU.
ReCALL. Newsletter for the CTI Centre for Modern Languages. Mrs June Thompson, Information Officer, CTI Centre for Modern Languages, University of Hull, Cottingham Road, Hull HU6 7RX, UK. E-mail: CTI.LANG@HULL.AC.UK.
Scholar. Regular newsletter on humanities computing. Send the message 'SUB SCHOLAR yourname' to LISTSERV@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU.
Syllabus. Apple's Higher Education journal, available free to individuals. For European Edition contact: Syllabus European Edition, UNIT C14, North Orbital Trading Estate, Napsbury Lane, St. Albans, AL1 1XB, UK. E-mail: SYLLABUS.EUR@APPLELINK.APPLE.COM.
TEXT Technology. Published quarterly by Dakota State University, College of Liberal Arts, 114 Beadle Hall, Madison, South Dakota, 57042-1799, USA. E-mail: text.technology@columbia.dsu.edu
(i) English for Language Research - Corpus Linguistics
Aijmer, K., and Altenberg, B. (eds.), English Corpus Linguistics (Harlow: Longman, 1991).
Edwards, J., and Lampert, M., Talking Data: Transcription and Coding in Discourse Research (1993).
Garside, R., Leech, G., Sampson, G., The Computational Analysis of English: a Corpus-Based Approach (Harlow: Longman, 1987).
Sinclair, J. M., Looking Up: an Account of the COBUILD Project in Lexical Computing (London: Collins, 1987).
Sinclair, J. M., Corpus, Concordance, Collocation (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1991).
(ii) Stylistic Analysis
Burrows, J. F., Computation into Criticism: A Study of Jane Austen's Novels and an Experiment in Method (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1987).
Dolezel, L., Bailey, R. W., Statistics and Style (New York: Elsevier, 1969).
Ellegard, A., Who Was Junius? (Stockholm: Almqvist and Wiksell, 1962).
Ellegard, A., 'A Statistical Method for Determining Authorship: The Junius Letters: 1769-1772', Gothenburg Studies in English (1962).
Kenny, A., The Computation of Style: An Introduction to Statistics for Students of Literature and Humanities (Oxford: Pergamon Press, 1982).
Morton, A. Q., Winspear, A. D., It's Greek to the Computer (Montreal: Harvest House, 1971).
Mosteller, F., Wallace, D. L., Inference and Disputed Authorship: The Federalist (Reading, Mass: Addison Wesley, 1964).
Muller, C., Initiation aux Methodes de la Statistique Linguistique (Paris: Hachette, 1973).
(iii) Textual Editing
Greetham, D. C., Textual Scholarship (New York: MLA, 1992).
Irigoin, J., Zarri, G. P. (eds.), La Pratique des Ordinateurs dans la Critique des Textes (Paris: CNRS, 1979).
Shillingsburg, P., Scholarly Editing in the Computer Age: Theory and Practice (Georgia: University of Georgia Press, 1986).
(iv) Linguistic Databases - Computational Lexicon
Ammon, U., et al, Sociolinguistics: An International Handbook of the Science of Language and Society (Berlin, 1988).
Boguraev, B., Briscoe, E. J., Computational Lexicography for Natural Language Processing (Harlow: Longman, 1989).
Burnage, G., CELEX - A Guide for Users (Nijmegen: CELEX - Centre for Lexical Information, 1990).
Walker, D., Zampolli, A., Calzolari, N., Automating the Lexicon: Research and Practice in a Multilingual Environment (Oxford: Oxford University Press, forthcoming).
Literary and Linguistic Computing, 3.2 and 3.3 (1988) contain papers on linguistic databases.
A useful survey is by K. Cranfield, entitled 'Database Objects for Textual Studies', in Hockey and Ide (OUP, 1994), see above, section a.
(v) Hypertext and Hypermedia
Ambron, S., and Hooper K. (eds.), Learning with Interactive Multimedia (Washington: Microsoft Press, 1990).
Apple Computer, Human Interface Guidelines: The Apple Desktop Interface (Wokingham: Addison-Wesley, 1987).
Apple Computer, HyperCard Stack Design Guidelines (Wokingham:Addison-Wesley, 1989).
Bolter, J. (ed.), Writing Space: the Computer, Hypertext, and the History of Writing (Hillsdale: L. Erlbaum Associates, 1991).
Deegan, M., Timbrell, N., and Warren, L. Hypermedia in the Humanities (Universities of Oxford and Hull, 1992).
Delaney, P. and Landow, G. P. (eds.), Hypermedia and Literary Studies (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1991).
Devlin, J. and Berk. E. (eds.), The Hypertext/Hypermedia Handbook 1991 (New York: McGraw Hill, 1991).
R. McAleese (ed.), Hypertext: Theory into Practice (Oxford: Blackwell Scientific Publications, 1989), 62-74.
McKnight, C., Dillon, A., and J. Richardson, J., Hypertext in Context (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1991).
Nielsen, Jakob, Hypertext and Hypermedia (London: Academic Press Limited, 1990).
Schneiderman, B., and Kearsley, G., Hypertext Hands-On (Addison-Wesley, 1989).
Woodhead, Nigel, Hypertext and Hypermedia: Theory and Applications (Wokingham:Addison-Wesley, 1990).
Allen, J., Natural Language Understanding (Menlo Park: Benjamin/Cummings, 1987).
Allen, M., 'Developing an Interactive Poetry Analysis Program', in Anderson and Lee (1991), 40-42.
Anderson, J., 'STELLA Project', Computers in Literature 2 (December, 1990), 11.
Anderson, J . and Lee, S. (eds.), The STELLA Symposium: Computers in Teaching & Research in English, 14-15th June 1991, University of Glasgow (Oxford: CTI, 1991)
Ansell, B., and Jucker, A., 'Learning Linguistics with Computers: Hypertext as a Key to Linguistic Networks ', Literary and Linguistic Computing 7.2 (1992), 124-31.
Antworth, E. L., PC-KIMMO: A Two-Level Processor for Morphological Analysis (Occasional Publications in Academic Computing 16, Dallas: SIL, 1990).
Antworth, E. L., 'Glossing Text with the PC-KIMMO Morphological Parser', Computers and the Humanities 26.5-6 (1992), 389-98.
Ball, K., 'Literary Logic: The University Literature Class in the Age of the Computer' (PhD Diss., Indiana University, 1993).
Barker, P., 'Electronic Books and Libraries of the Future', Electronic Library 10.3 (1992), 139-49.
Baxter, S., 'Seeing is Believing', Computer Shopper (February, 1992), 217-23.
Barwise, J., and Entchemendy, J., 'The Language of First Order Logic: Including the Macintosh program Tarski's World', CSLI Lecture Notes 23 (Chicago University Press, 1991).
Beilby, M., 'Asymetrix Toolbook 1.5', The CTISS File 13 (April, 1992), 16-19.
Berkowitz, L., and Squitier, K. A. (eds.), Thesaurus Linguae Graecae Canon of Greek Authors and Works (2nd edition, New York: Oxford University Press, 1986).
Biber, D., and Finegan, E., 'Multi-Dimensional Analyses of Authors' Styles: Some case Studies from the Eighteenth Century' in Hockey and Ide (1994), 3-17.
Blackburn, S., 'Past Masters: Hobbes, Locke, Berkeley, Hume by Intelex Corporation, Rt. 2 Box 383, Pittsboro, N. Carolina', Mind (July, 1990), 489-91.
Blake, N., and Robinson, P. (eds.), The Canterbury Tales Project: Occasional Papers Volume I (OHC Publications, 5, 1993). Contact the OHC for details.
Blayonne, T., 'Bibliographic Programs Compared: Part Two', CARF 1.2 (Winter, 1992), 3-7.
Boolos, G., 'Tarski's World', The Journal of Symboloic Logic 55 (1990), 370-1
Bolton, W., 'The OED on Compact Disc', Computers and the Humanities 24.4 (August, 1990), 313-5.
Bradley, J., 'Research Challenges in Information Technology: Hypermedia', Canadian Humanities Computing 3.1 (February, 1989), 4-8.
Brown, M., 'askSam Version 2.3', Computers and the Humanities 21.3 (July-September, 1987), 200-2.
Bryan, M., SGML: An Author's Guide to the Standard Generalized Markup Language (Addison-Wesley, 1988).
Bucknall, T., 'Searching Historical Abstracts and America: History and Life Online and on CD-ROM', Database 15.4 (1992), 36-9.
Burkholder, L., 'Philosophy' in Lancashire (1991), 350-80, see above, section a.
Burkholder, L., 'Computers and Philosophy: The State of the Art', Computers & Texts 3 (April, 1992), 5-7.
Burnage, G., 'Text Corpora and the British National Corpus', Computers & Texts 2 (November, 1991), 7-8.
Burnage, G, and Lee, S., 'HumGrad - Discussion List for the Humanities', Computers & Texts 3 (April, 1992), 4.
Burnage, G., Dunlop D., 'Encoding the British National Corpus', English Language Corpora: Design, Analysis, and Exploitation (Rodopi, 1993; papers from the 13th ICAME conference, Nijmegen, 1992).
Burnley, D., 'Free Text Retrieval: GOfer Version 2.0 and askSam Version 4.2', ReCALL 2 (May, 1990), 19-21.
Bush, V., 'As We May Think', Atlantic Monthly (July 1945), 101-108.
Caras, P., 'Literature and Computers. A Short Bibliography, 1980-87', College Literature 15 (1988), 69-72.
Carlton, T., 'Bravo! Guides to the Movies', CD-ROM World (October, 1993), 70-72.
Carney, E., 'Computers, Literacy, and the English Writing System', in Neal, Deegan, Mealand, and Spaeth (1992), 197-220.
Catano, J. V., 'Poetry and Computers: Experimenting with the Communal Text', Computers and the Humanities 13 (1979), 269-275.
Catenazzi, N., Landoni, M., and Gibb, F., 'Design Issues in the Production of Hyper-Books and Visual-Books', ALT-J 1.2 (1993), 40-54.
Chaski, C. E., and Mehlenbacher, B., 'LINGO: Software for Representing, Teaching, and Gathering Information about Metalinguistic Knowledge Construction', Computers & Texts 6 (November, 1993), 10-12.
Chernaik, W., Davis, C., and Deegan, M., The Politics of the Electronic Text (OHC Publications, 3, 1993). Contact the OHC for details.
Clark, S., 'Philosophy Lists', Computers & Texts 3 (April, 1992), 7-8.
Conklin, J., 'Hypertext: An Introduction and Survey', IEEE Computer 20 (1987), 17-41.
Conner, P. W., Deegan, M., Lees, C. E., 'Computer-Assisted Approaches to Teaching Old English', Old English Newsletter 23.2 (Spring, 1990), 3-5.
Conner, P. W., 'The Beowulf Workstation: One Model of a Computer-Assisted Literary Pedagogy', Literary and Linguistic Computing 6.1 (1991), 50-8.
Conner, P. W., 'Networking in the Humanities: Lessons from ANSAXNET', Computers and the Humanities 26.3 (1992), 195-204.
Conner, P. W., 'Hypertext in the Last days of the Book', in Neal, Deegan, Mealand, and Spaeth (1992), 7-24.
Cook, J., Lloyd-Smith, A., and Allen, M., 'Computers for the Study and Analysis of Poetry, Drama, and Film: An Interim Report', Computers & Texts 6 (November, 1993), 2-3.
Cope, K. L., 'Computer Communication and the Teaching of Bibliography', Computers & Texts 5 (April, 1993), 10-11.
Corr, A. D., 'Concorder: Concordance Software for the Macintosh', Computers and the Humanities 26.5-6 (1992), 463-4.
Cotonoschi, P., and Monachini, M., 'An Empirical Experience on the Utilization of the Italian Reference Corpus in Meaning Analysis', in Hockey and Ide (1994), 231-240.
Cover, R. C., 'Special Challenges for the Encoding of Religious Texts', TEI TRW2 (October, 1989). Technical Report, TEI Text Representation Subcommittee, Draft Version.
Cover, R. C., 'Optical Character Recognition, Intelligent Character Recognition, and Automated Markup of Multilingual Documents', Computers and the Humanities (forthcoming).
Covey, P., 'A Right to Die? Integrating Emotion into Moral Reasoning and Learning' in Johnston J. and Kozma R.(eds.), Educational Computing in the Humanities (New York: MLA, 1993).
Crain, J. C., et al, 'Storyspace: Hypertext Writing Environment', Computers and the Humanities 27.2 (1993), 137-141.
Crain, J. C., 'Aspects for Collaborative and Creative Writing in the Classroom', Computers and the Humanities 27.3 (1993), 229-33.
Crane, G., 'Challenging the Individual: the Tradition of Hypermedia', Academic Computing (January, 1990), 22-3, 34-8.
Crane, G., Harward, V. J., 'Project Perseus: Interactive Teaching and Research Tools for Ancient Greek Civilization', SCOPE 5.6 (November-December, 1987), 68.
Crane, G., 'Composing Culture : The Authority of an Electronic Text', Current Anthropology 32 (1991), 293-311.
Crane, G., Mylonas, E., 'Ancient Materials, Modern Media: Shaping the Study of Classics with Hypermedia', in Landow and Delaney (1993), see above section a.
Crane, G., et al, 'What is Perseus? What is it not?', Bryn Mawr Classical Review (1992). Electronic edition - BMCR@OLDCC.BRYNMAWR.EDU.
Cummins, R., and Pollock, J. (eds.), Philosophy and AI (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1991).
Cranfield, K., 'Database Objects for Textual Studies', in Hockey and Ide (1994), 61-73.
Danielson, P. A., 'Artificial Morality: Prolog & the Prisoner's Dilemma', prepared for the Computers and Philosophy Conference, Stanford University (8-11 August, 1990).
Danielson, P. A., 'Ethics and Computers: Three Projects', Computers & Texts 3 (April, 1992), 12.
Davidson, T. T. L., 'Teaching with the Oxford Concordance Program', Literary & Linguistic Computing 5.1 (1990), 81-5.
Davies, P., Scarborough, S., and Short, T., Authorware Professional: An Evaluation of Teaching Support Potential (Nottingham: Nottingham University, 1990).
Davies, P., Scarborough, S., and Brailsford, T., 'Authorware Professional: Multi-Platform Icon Authoring', The CTISS File 13 (April, 1992), 7-11.
Davis, C., 'Obtaining Philosophy Texts in Machine-Readable Form', Computers & Texts 3 (April, 1992), 13-14.
Davis, C., and Deegan, M. (eds.), Computers and Language (OHC Publications, 2, 1992). Contact the OHC for details.
Davnall, S. 'Bibliographic Software for PCs', Computers & Texts 3 (April, 1992), 3-4.
Deegan, M., 'Categorial Grammar, Generative Phonology, and the Morphology of Old English', Literary and Linguistic Computing 5.1 (1990), 70-76.
Deegan, M., Lee, S., and Mullings, C., 'Computing in Textual Studies', Computers & Education 19.1/2 (July/August, 1992), 183-92. Also contains articles by all the CTI Centres.
Deegan, M., 'Guide', The CTISS File 13 (April, 1992), 27-29.
Deegan, M., 'New Technologies and English Studies', The European English Messenger 2.1 (Spring, 1993), 35-38.
Deighton, A. R., 'The CLT', ReCALL 2 (May, 1990), 16.
Delmonte, R., and Bianchi, D., 'Computing Discourse Anaphora from Grammatical Representation', in Hockey and Ide (1994), 179-199.
DeRose, S., 'Expanding the Notion of Links', delivered at the Hypertext '89 Conference.
Desmarais, N., 'Great Literature', CD-ROM Librarian 7.8 (September, 1992), 49-52.
Diehl, S., and Eglowstein, H., 'Tame the Paper Tiger', Byte (April, 1991), 220-41.
Dorner, J., Writing on Disk (John Taylor Book Ventures, 1992).
Dorner, J., 'Hypocrite Lecteur! - Mon Semblable, - Mon Frre', Computers & Texts 6 (November, 1993), 12-13.
Dowling, D., 'Authoring for English Literature in HyperCard: Where in the World is Blake's Tyger?', Hypermedia 4.3 (1992), 171-95.
Dyckhoff, R., Leslie, N., and Read, S., 'MALT St Andrews: a Report on Activities Since March 1988', Computerised Logic Teaching Bulletin 2.1 (1989), 51-60.
Edwards, D. M., and Hardman, L., 'Lost in Hyperspace: Cognitive Mapping and Navigation in a Hypertext Environment', in McAleese (1989), 105-125.
Ehrlich, H., 'An Interdisciplinary Bibliography for Computers and the Humanities Courses', Computers and the Humanities 25.5 (October, 1991), 315-26.
Ehara, T., and Morimoto, T., 'Contents and Structure of the ATR Bilingual Database of Spoken Dialogues', in Hockey and Ide (1994), 88-96.
Einon, G., 'As You Like It', PC Magazine (February, 1990).
Ess, C., 'Intermedia - Brown University's Hypermedia Program for Macintoshes', Bits and Bytes Review 2.5 (April, 1990), 1-16.
Ess, C., 'Intermedia', Computers and the Humanities 24.4 (August, 1990), 324-9.
Ess, C., 'Philosophy and Hypermedia: Example Applications', Computers & Texts 4 (October, 1992), 9-13.
Fass, D., 'A Computer Method for Recognizing Metaphors in Sentences', in Hockey and Ide (1994), 127-144.
Fenton, E., The Macintosh Font Book(Berkeley: Peachpit Press, 1991).
Fliglestone, S., 'Gearing Up - Planning a Computer System for Use in Teaching and Research', Computers & Texts 5 (April, 1993), 2-4.
Ford, P., 'Using Question Mark to Evaluate Your Teaching', The CTISS File 13 (April, 1992), 34.
Fountain, A., Hall, W., Heath, I., and Davis, H., 'Microcosm: An Open Model for Hypermedia with Dynamic Linking', in Rizk, A., Streitz, N., and Andre, J. (eds.), Hypertext: Concepts, Systems and Applications (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1990).
French, S., 'Teaching with The LogicWorks', Computers & Texts 3 (April, 1992), 11-12.
Frisse, M., 'From Text to Hypertext', Byte (Oct. 1988), 247-253.
Garside, R. 'The Large-Scale Production of Syntactically Analysed Corpora', Literary & Linguistic Computing 8.1 (1993), 39-46.
Gilmore, M., and Case, D., 'Historians, Books, Computers, and the Library', Library Trends 40.4 (1992), 667-86.
Goldfarb, C. F., The SGML Handbook (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1990).
Goldson, D., Reeves, S., and Bornat, R., 'Using Programs to Teach Logic', Computers & Texts 3 (April, 1992), 8-10.
Goldson, D., and Reeves, S., 'Using Programs to Teach Logic to Computer Scientists', Notices of the American Mathematical Society 40 (February, 1993).
Gray, J. C., 'Creating the Electronic New OED', Computers and the Humanities 20.1 (January-March, 1986), 45-49.
Griswold, R. E., and Griswold, M. T., The Icon Programming Language (Prentice-Hall, 1990).
Griswold, R. E., An Overview of Version 8 of the Icon Programming Language (University of Arizona Tech., 1990).
Griswold, R. E., Jeffery, C. L., and Townsend, G. M., Version 8.10 of the Icon Programming Language (University of Arizona Icon Project, 1993).
Griswold, R. E., Version 8.10 of Icon for MS-DOS (University of Arizona, 1993).
Grundy, L., 'Teaching Old English Using Hypertext', Computers & Texts 5 (April, 1993), 7-8.
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Individual Reports:
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(i) Association for Computers and the Humanities (ACH) covers all applications in the humanities, but with emphasis on text-based work. For membership contact Randall Jones, Department of German, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah 84602, USA. E-mail: HRCJONES@BYUVM (BITNET). For publications and conferences see below.
(ii) Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL). For membership contact: Betty Walker, ACL, 36 Oak Place, Bernardsville, New Jersey 07924, USA.
(iii) Association for History and Computing. Holds an annual European and UK conference and publishes the journal History and Computing.
(iv) Association Internationale Bible et Informatique (AIBI). Publishes newsletter and has sponsored conferences on computers and the Bible at Louvain-la-Neuve (1986), Jerusalem (1988), and Tbingen (1991). Information from Fr R. Poswick, Centre Informatique et Bible, Maredsous, B-5198 Denee, Belgium.
(v) Association for Learning Technology (ALT). Devoted to research and good practice in the use of learning technologies within higher education. Publishes the journal ALT-J twice yearly. Contact: ALT Membership Section, University of Oxford, 13 Banbury Road, Oxford OX2 6NN. Tel: 0865-273273; Fax: 0865-273275; E-mail: ALT@VAX.OX.AC.UK.
(vi) Association for Literary and Linguistic Computing (ALLC). Membership is by personal subscription to Literary and Linguistic Computing, from Oxford Journals, Oxford University Press, Pinkhill House, Southfield Road, Eynsham, Oxford OX8 1JJ, UK. Information about the ALLC may be obtained from the Honorary Secretary: Thomas Corns, School of English and Linguistics, University College of North Wales, Bangor, Gwynedd LL57 2DG, UK. E-mail: ELS009@BANGOR.VAXA. For publications and conferences see below.
(vii) Computers in Teaching Initiative
(viii) CONTENTS project at the University of Ottawa and Carleton University. This is run by Michael Strangelove and includes an FTP archive, a regular journal, and The Electric Mystic's Guide to the Internet. The latter is available by anonymous FTP from PANDA1.UOTTAWA.CA as 'electric-mystics-guide-v*.txt', but for general information contact: Michael Strangelove. E-mail: 441495@ ACADVM1. UOTTAWA.CA
(ix) CURIA Project.
(x) Information Technology Training Initiative. The ITTI was funded up to July 1994. Three projects are of note for humanists: (i)Hypermedia in Language and Literature Subjects - based at Oxford University Computing Services, this project has produced the publication Hypermedia in the Humanities: An Introduction (eds. Deegan, Timbrell, and Warren), The Poetry Shell, and a hypermedia edition of The Dream of the Rood; (ii) Multimedia Based Training - IT Training for the Humanities based at Hull University; (iii) The EMASHE Project based at Glasgow University. For full details contact: Mrs Jean Burgan (ITTI), CVCP, Level Six, University House, Sheffield, S10 2TN. Tel: 0742-725248; Fax: 0742-728705; E-mail: J.BURGAN@PA.SHEF.AC.UK. (xi) Initiatives for Access. This is the British Library's wide-ranging programme using digital and networking technologies to provide access to many of its resources. Projects include the Network OPAC, the Electronic Beowulf, the Patent Express Jukebox, Portico, and the Digitization of Popular Microfilm. Contact: The British Library, Boston Spa, Wtherby, West Yorkshire LS23 7BQ. Tel: 0937-546614; Fax: 9037-546586.
(xii) International Computer Archive of Modern English (ICAME). Sponsors journal ICAME News and annual conference on corpus-based English language research. Contact: ICAME, Norwegian Computing Centre for the Humanities, Harald Haarfagres gt. 31, N-5007 Bergen, Norway. Fax: 47-5-322656; E-mail: ICAME@HD. UIB.NO.
(xiii) Natural Language Software Registry (NLSR). Provides a catalogue of Natural Language Software Projects, and aims to produce a study of linguistic repositories within the EC. Contact: NLSR, Deutsches Forschunginstitut fuer Kuenstliche Intelligenz (DFKI), Stuhlsatzenhausweg 3, D-66123 Saarbruecken, Germany. E-mail: REGISTRY@DFKI.UNI-SB.DE or FTP to DFKI.UNI-SB.DE.
(xiv) Netherlands Historical Data Archive (NHDA). This acts as an expertise centre for the use of computers in history, issuing a half-yearly newsletter on issues such as historical software, OCR reviews, etc. Contact: Department of History, Leiden University, PO Box 9515, 2300 RA Leiden, The Netherlands. E-mail: NHDA@RULLET.LEIDENUNIV.NL.
(xv) Office for Humanities Communication (OHC).
(xvi) The SGML Project. This is funded to provide a comprehensive information and advice service on SGML, its uses, and related software. Contact: The SGML Project, c/o The Computer Unit, Laver Building, North Park Road, University of Exeter, Exeter EX4 4QE. Tel: 0392-263-946; Fax: 0392-211630; E-mail: SGML@EXETER.AC.UK.
(xvii) Summer Institute of Linguistics (SIL). A main collector/producer of programs, fonts, and documentation of interest to linguistics and text analysis. Contact: Academic Computing Department, Summer Institute of Linguistics, 7500 W. Camp Wisdom Road, Dallas, TX 75236, USA. Tel: 214-709-2418; Fax: 214-709-2433; E-mail: EVAN.ANTWORTH@SIL.ORG.
(xviii) Teaching and Learning Technology Projects (TLTP). Funded originally under the auspices of the University Funding Council these projects are a combination of single institutions and multi-institutions consortia, aimed at producing courseware for the higher education market. Contact: Roger Cannon or Sarah Turpin, TLTP National Co-ordinator, Higher Education Funding Council for England, Northavon House, Coldharbour Lane, Bristol BS16 1QD, UK. Tel: 0272-317481/317454.
(xix) Text Encoding Initiative (TEI).
(i) Computers and Teaching in the Humanities (CATH). These conferences are organised by the Office for Humanities Communication and the CTI Centre for Textual Studies. Conferences are held within the United Kingdom. Contact the OHC for further details.
(ii) Joint ALLC-ACH annual conference, with location and organization in North America in odd-numbered years and in Europe in even-numbered years. These joint conferences began in Toronto in 1989. 1990: Siegen, W Germany, 5-9 June 1990. 1991: Tempe, Arizona, 17-21 March 1991. 1992: Christ Church, Oxford, 5-9 April 1992. 1993: Georgetown, Washington D.C., 16-19 June 1993. Selected papers from this conference are published in Research in Humanities Computing (Oxford: Oxford University Press), series editors S. Hockey and N. Ide, beginning with the 1989 conference.
(iii) The ALLC was founded in 1973 in support of a series of biennial conferences held in the UK starting in 1970. Locations included Cambridge (1970), Edinburgh (1972), Cardiff (1974), Oxford (1976), Aston in Birmingham (1978), Cambridge (1980). From 1974 the ALLC also held an annual meeting which became its official conference in 1982. Locations included Pisa (1982), San Francisco (1983), Louvain-la-Neuve (1984), Nice (1985), Norwich (1986), Gothenburg (1987) and Jerusalem (1988). The proceedings of many of these conferences were published as separate volumes (see the bibliography). Selected papers from other conference have appeared in the ALLC periodicals.
(iv) The ACH was founded in support of the international conference on computing in the humanities (ICCH), held biennially in North America, since 1973. Locations included Minneapolis (1973), Los Angeles (1975), Waterloo, Ontario (1977), Hanover, NH (1979), Ann Arbor, Michigan (1981), Raleigh, NC (1983), Brigham Young University, Utah (1985), Columbia, SC (1987). The proceedings of most of these conferences appear in the bibliography. Papers from others have been published in Computers and the Humanities. These conferences have concentrated on text-based applications and also education in the humanities including the teaching of writing.
(v) ACL Conferences. ACL sponsors an annual conference in North America and a biennial conference of the European chapter. COLING is a major biennial conference on computational linguistics. Proceedings of ACL and COLING conferences are published by ACL.
(vi) NewOED Conference, held every autumn. The first four conferences were held at the NewOED Centre, University of Waterloo, Ontario, the fifth conference was held in Oxford in 1989, and this series is now alternating between Waterloo and Oxford. Proceedings published by organisers and available from NewOED Centre, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
(vii) Association for History and Computing (AHC). Two conferences are held each year, one in the United Kingdom, and one in mainland Europe.