[1] From: Willard McCarty <mccarty@epas.utoronto.ca> (23)
Subject: concordancers
Many thanks to those Humanists who sent me notes about concordancers and
text-analytic software. I have incorporated all the items into my page,
again at the URL
http://www.cch.epas.utoronto.ca:8080/cch/1001h/06soft.html
Corrections and suggestions about the contents of this page are most
welcome. Note that I have incorporated a local copy of Etienne Brunet's page
on HyperBase, with his blessing. (Transmission from Nice to Toronto is very,
very poor during most of my waking hours; I assume others in N. America have
the same problem with trans-Atlantic communication via the Web.)
I would like to continue to solicit contributions to this page, especially
in the area of experimental projects, such as that of Antonio
Gonzalez-Walker (Cornell). For these it does not matter if the software is
available; what does count is that the system actually works and that a
coherent description of it is available, preferably (of course) online.
Suggestions about bibliographic items would be welcome too, as long as they
are confined to or focus principally on discussion of the software and its
functionality rather than on the research being undertaken with them.
Wherever online copies of these are available, please let me know.
Finally, I would be grateful if this note were circulated widely.
Yours,
WM
Willard McCarty / Centre for Computing in the Humanities
Faculty of Arts & Science, University of Toronto
mccarty@epas.utoronto.ca / (416) 978-3974