[1] From: Remi Jolivet Faculte des Lettres-Linguistique (15)
Subject: Re: 9.589 concordancers?
[2] From: Tony Gonzalez-Walker <tonyg@TC.Cornell.EDU> (13)
Subject: Re: 9.589 concordancers?
[3] From: barlow@ruf.rice.edu (11)
Subject: Windows concordancer -- beta test
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Date: Wed, 28 Feb 1996 09:30:51 +0000
From: Remi Jolivet Faculte des Lettres-Linguistique
Subject: Re: 9.589 concordancers?
Bonjour Willard
>I am compiling an annotated list of concordance packages and would
>appreciate assistance in identifying worthy items and their notable
>attributes.
Dans le domaine des logiciels pour Mac il me semble qu'Hyperbase d'Etienne
Brunet devrait etre mentionne. Cf.:
http://lolita.unice.fr/~brunet/hyperbase.html
Cordialement,
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Date: Wed, 28 Feb 96 17:55:58 -0500
From: Tony Gonzalez-Walker <tonyg@TC.Cornell.EDU>
Subject: Re: 9.589 concordancers?
I have been developing a project for quite some time on visaulizing text
in three-dimensional space. It has some of the properties of a
concordance and you might find it helpful. The web site for the project
is:
http://www.tc.cornell.edu/~tonyg/Language3D/Language.Viz1.html
The site looks and works best on a workstation of some kind but on a good
PC it should also work fine. I would appreciate your perspective on the
project and of those in the humanist list. Can some posting be made with
regards to the Web site? I hope you find the work of some value
and interest.
Respectfully,
Antonio Gonzalez-Walker
Cornell Universtiy
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Date: Wed, 28 Feb 1996 09:55:08 -0500
From: barlow@ruf.rice.edu
Subject: Windows concordancer -- beta test
I am working on a Windows concordance program, which I hope to
publish in a couple of weeks time. I would like to have the program
tested on a variety of systems and so I am making a beta-version
available. Probably the best way to get hold of the program is to
start by linking to a section of a Corpus Linguistics page:
http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~barlow/corpus.html#Software.
I know about concordance use in linguistics and in language
teaching, but I am ignorant about its use in the humanities in
general. Are concordance programs being used in literature studies?
In what way? Any pointers to articles, etc. would be appreciated.
Michael Barlow
Rice University/Athelstan