Me on the web...

1997

• A Review of Selected papers from the ALLC/ACH Conferences 1992 (eds. S. Hockey & N. Ide) & 1995 (ed. Giorgio Perissinotto) In Computers & Texts No. 14

Bibliography of published articles etc.

• Oxeye: a text processing package for the 1906A OUCS User Guide (1975).
• SNOBOL: The language for literary computing, ALLC Journal, 6 (1978), 7 (1979)
• Using Magnetic Tape OUCS User Guide (1979)
• An application of CODASYL techniques to research in the humanities Databases in the humanities and social sciences, eds. Raben and Marks (1980)
• Spitbol OUCS User Guide (1982)
• Famulus77 OUCS User Guide (1986)
• From archive to database Méthodes quantitatives et informatiques dans l'étude des textes, ed. Brunet (1986)
• CAFS and text: the view from Academia ICL Technical Journal 4, (1985)
• Editor, CAFS in action Report of the ICL CUA CAFS SIG, (1985)
• CAFS: A new solution to an old problem, Literary & Linguistic Computing, 2 (1987)
• Knowledge Base or Database? Towards a Computer Ethnology, eds. Raben, Sugita and Kubo, Senri Ethnological Studies 20 (1987)
• Principles of Database Design, Information Technology in the Humanities, ed. Rahtz (1987)
• Primary to Secondary History and Computing, eds. Denley and Hopkin (1987)
• Famulus Redivivus: a case history in software development University Computing (1987)
• Report on the Computers and Teaching in the Humanities Conference Literary & Linguistic Computing, 2 (1987)
• HUMANIST so far ACH Newsletter, 10.1 (1988)
• Report of Workshop on Text Encoding Guidelines, Literary & Linguistic Computing, 3 (1988)
• IZE: Software Review Computers and the Humanities vol 23 no 6, 1989
• The Oxford Text Archive: Principles and Prospects Standardisation et Echange des bases de données historiques ed. Genet (Paris, CNRS, 1988)
• Relational Theory and Historical Practice: the Case for SQL in History and Computing II eds.P. Denley, S. Fogelvik and C. Harvey (Manchester Univ Pr, 1989)
• (with Malcolm Bain et al) Free Text Retrieval Systems: a review and evaluation (Taylor Graham, 1989)
• The Text Encoding Initiative: a progress report Humanistiske Data 3-90, (Bergen, 1990)
• Analysing information for database design: an introduction for archaeologists Computing for Archaeologists eds. J. Moffett and S.Ross. (Oxford Committee for Archaeology, Monograph no 18, 1991)
• The Historian and the Database Historians, Computers and Data: applications in research and training ed E.Mawdsley, N. Morgan et al. (Manchester Univ Pr, 1990)
• On the intelligent handling of text retrieval Prospects for Intelligent Retrieval (Informatics 10) ed K.P. Jones (Assoc. for Information Managament, 1990)
• Publishing Presenting and Archiving the Results of Research (Keynote Address), Information Technology and the Research Process eds M. Feeney and K. Merry (Bowker-Saur, 1990)
• (with C.M. Sperberg-McQueen) Guidelines for the Encoding and Interchange of machine-readable texts: draft P1 (Chicago and Oxford, ACH-ACL-ALLC Text Encoding Initiative, 1990)
• The Text Encoding Initiative: a further report in Corpus-based Computational Linguistics ed C.Souter and E.Atwell (Amsterdam, Rodopi, 1990)
• Information Management in The Humanities Computing Yearbook 1989-90, ed I. Lancashire (OUP, 1991)
• What is SGML and how does it help? and An introduction to the Text Encoding Initiative Modelling Historical Data: towards a standard for encoding and exchanging machine-readable texts ed D. Greenstein (Göttingen, St Katherinen, 1991)
• Tools and techniques for computer-assisted text processing in C.S. Butler Computers and Written Texts, (Blackwell, 1992)
• Book reviews for TLS, ALLC Bulletin, University Computing, Computing in the Humanities,
• Computing in the Social Sciences, etc. Corresponding editor of the ACH Newsletter
• The Text Encoding Initiative: a progress report New Directions in Corpus Linguistics ed G. Leitner (Berlin, de Gruyter, 1992)
• Rolling your own with the TEI Information Services and Use vol 13 no 2 (Amsterdam, IOS Press, 1993)
• The TEI: towards an Extensible Standard for the Encoding of Texts in Electronic Information Resources and Historians ed S. Ross (London, British Academy, 1994)
• (with C.M. Sperberg-McQueen) Guidelines for Text Encoding and Interchange (TEI P3) Chicago and Oxford, ACH-ACL-ALLC Text Encoding Initiative, 1994)
• (with H.Short) An Arts and Humanities Data Service (Oxford, OHC, 1995)
• What is SGML and how does it help? Computers and the Humanities 29: 41-50, 1995.
• ed Users Reference Guide to the British National Corpus version 1.0 (Oxford, OUCS, 1995)
• Guest editor, Special issue on Electronic Texts and the TEI Text Technology 5 3 Autumn 1995