calls for reviewers (82)
Willard McCarty (MCCARTY@VM.EPAS.UTORONTO.CA)
Wed, 8 Mar 89 19:49:24 EST
Humanist Mailing List, Vol. 2, No. 692. Wednesday, 8 Mar 1989.
(1) Date: Tue, 7 Mar 89 10:27:09 PST (39 lines)
From: kproddy@ucdavis.BITNET (Earl H. Kinmonth)
Subject: Books to Review March 6, 1989
(2) Date: Tue, 7 Mar 89 18:54 EST (23 lines)
From: <IRIZARRY@GUVAX>
Subject: CALL FOR REVIEWERS
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Date: Tue, 7 Mar 89 10:27:09 PST
From: kproddy@ucdavis.BITNET (Earl H. Kinmonth)
Subject: Books to Review March 6, 1989
The following books have come into my hands for review in
*Computers and the Humanities*:
Ian Lancashire and Willard McCarty, eds. *The Humanities Computing Yearbook:
1988.* (Oxford).
Herbert Ernst Wiegand. *Theorie und Praxis des lexikographischen Prozesses
bei historischen W"orterb"uchern* (Niemeyer).
Eliot Slater. *The Problem of *The Reign of King Edward III*: A Statistical
Approach* (Cambridge)
E. Paul Goldenberg and Wallace Feurzeig. *Exploring Language with Logo*
(MIT).
James Clayson. *Visual Modeling with Logo* (MIT).
John Haugelands. *Artificial Intelligence: The Very Idea* (MIT).
Jonathan Slocum, ed. *Machine Translation Systems* (Cambridge).
Terry Patten. *Systemic Text Generation as Problem Solving* (Cambridge).
J.-P. Haton, ed. *Fundamentals in Computer Understanding: Speech
and Vision* (Cambridge).
Stuart C. Shapiro. *LISP: An Interactive Approach* (Computer Science Press).
If you are interested in reviewing any of these books, and can do so
within six weeks, please contact me for the appropriate protocol.
Kevin Roddy, Book Review Editor, CHum
Medieval Studies, UCD
Davis, California, 95616 USA
kproddy@ucdavis.BITNET
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Date: Tue, 7 Mar 89 18:54 EST
From: <IRIZARRY@GUVAX>
Subject: CALL FOR REVIEWERS
I would like to invite people in different disciplines to review
instructional courseware for COMPUTERS AND THE HUMANITIES. Disciplines
include languages, literature, linguistics, music, history, art history,
and humanistically oriented social science.
If you are interested, please let me know your area of expertise
and the type of equipment you work with. Also indicate specific products
you would like to review or whether you prefer to choose from an
annotated list of courseware in your field.
Reviewing provides an excellent opportunity to examine
instructional software without having to buy it; many distributors are
willing to supply complimentary copies or 60-day examination copies
(not just demos) to have them reviewed in important journals like
CHum. Reviews of hardware that are particularly suited to instructional
needs are also welcome.
I shall be happy to send you brief criteria, guidelines, and
suggestions for writing reviews, which would be due 60 days after
receiving software. Please contact Estelle Irizarry, Courseware
Editor, CHum, jnet%"irizarry@guvax" (Georgetown University, ICC407,
Washington, D. C. 20057)