Not to add too much to our pile of work, but this is a recurring
question and I'm sure all of us have wished for such a thing... I
wonder if once ADHO is under way it would be possible to fund a
proper effort in this direction?
>Date: Thu, 15 May 2003 16:43:01 -0400
>Reply-To: "Daniel O'Donnell" <daniel.odonnell@ULETH.CA>
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>From: "Daniel O'Donnell" <daniel.odonnell@ULETH.CA>
>Subject: Bibliographic suggestions?
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>Dear colleagues,
> I have a question that will betray my ignorance of all things
>electronic. Where do I look for bibliography on technical Humanities
>computing questions?
> I've long wanted to write up my implementation of the TEI apparatus
>section, but have held off because I've not known how to find out what
>has been written on the subject of apparatus, database applications in
>the humanities, etc. I know of the major Humanities computing journals,
>of course. And I've dabbled haphazardly through various on-line dbases
>(ISI web of science and some others we happen to have on campus). I am
>not aware of anything like the MLA or Old English Newsletter for
>humanities computing. Is there anything? (I must confess that my work
>as a referee for Extreme Markup suggests that not knowing where to look
>is perhaps a common problem).
> Looking forward to your suggestions,
>-dan
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