HumComp TAPoR Links

Description:This is an online preprint of "What is Already Encoded by the Text" in "A Companion to Digital Humanities".

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Unsworth: Forms of Attention

Description:A paper delivered at "The Face of Text: Computer-Assisted Text Analysis in the Humanities," the third conference of the Canadian Symposium on Text Analysis (CaSTA), McMaster University, November 19-21, 2004.

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Unsworth: Scholarly Primitives

Description:Paper given as part of a symposium on "Humanities Computing: formal methods, experimental practice" sponsored by King's College, London, May 13, 2000.

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Electronic Textual Editing: Editors' introduction

Description:Editors' introduction to Electronic Textual Editing, published by the MLA.

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Buzzetti and McGann: Critical Editing in a Digital Horizon

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Sperberg-McQueen: Bare Bones TEI

Description:Bare Bones TEI is "a very very small subset of the TEI". The tutorial is an introduction to the TEI and encoding addressed to Mark Olsen. It is Document No. TEI U6, 30 Aug 1994, rev. June 1995.

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Rommel: Electronic Analysis of Literary Texts

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Robinson: Where We Are with Electronic Scholarly Editions

Description:Essay on humanities computing by Peter Robinson in the Jahrbuch für Computerphilologie.

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Sinclair: Historique de l'analyse de texte informatisée

Description:Essay on the history of digital texts. In French.

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Winder: Robotic Poetics

Description:A chapter from A Companion to Digital Humanities on robotic poetics.

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McGann: Marking Texts of Many Dimensions

Description:A chapter from A Companion to Digital Humanities on electronic texts.

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Willet: Electronic Texts

Description:A chapter from A Companion to Digital Humanities on electronic texts.

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Renear, Mylonas & Durand: Refining Our Notion of What Text Really Is

Description:A follow on to the well known article on "What is a text, really?". A slightly edited version of this paper was published in 1996 in Research in Humanities Computing, Oxford University Press, Nancy Ide and Susan Hockey, eds.

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Nelson: Transliterature

Description:Manifesto by Ted Nelson for a Transliterature (TM) system.

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McGann: Radiant Textuality

Description:An online essay by Jerome McGann on online textuality. He later published a book with the same title.

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Lavagnino: Reading, Scholarship, and Hypertext Editions

Description:This paper was published in TEXT: Transactions of the Society for Textual Scholarship, volume 8, in 1995, pages 109-124.

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Krischenbaum: Every Contact Leaves a Trace

Description:About computer forensics and electronic textuality, this was adapted from Kirschenbaum's book manuscript, Mechanisms.

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Kirschenbaum: Every Contact Leaves a Trace (Plain Text)

Description:Plain text version of the Kirschenbaum paper on computer forensics and electronic textuality.

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Refining Our Notion of What Text Really Is

Description:A discussion of Ordered Hierarchy of Content Objects theses by Renear, Mylonas, and Durand. In 1996 an edited version was published in Research in Humanities Computing by Oxford UP.

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History of Computing

Fraser: Hypertextual History of Humanities Computing

Description:A web history of Humanities computing by Michael Fraser, "hypertalk delivered at the Computers and Teaching in the Humanities conference, Royal Holloway 1995." It seems to have been last updated in 1996. I have not aggregated the image and example pages.

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Sinclair: Historique de l'analyse de texte informatisée

Description:Essay on the history of digital texts. In French.

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Hockey: History of Humanities Computing

Description:A chapter from A Companion to Digital Humanities on the history of humanities computing.

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Bush: As We May Think

Description:Seminar article for the Atlantic Monthly on how information technology may work.

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Humanities Computing

Unsworth: Forms of Attention

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Unsworth: Scholarly Primitives

Description:Paper given as part of a symposium on "Humanities Computing: formal methods, experimental practice" sponsored by King's College, London, May 13, 2000.

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Fraser: Hypertextual History of Humanities Computing

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McCarty: Institutional models for humanities computing

Description:A discussion and list of humanities computing institutions.

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ACLS: Information Technology in Humanities Scholarship

Description:ACLS Occasional Paper No. 37. The report suveys the state of computing in the humanities and makes recommendations.

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Orlandi: Is Humanities Computing a Discipline?

Description:Essay on humanities computing by Tito Orlandi in the Jahrbuch für Computerphilologie.

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Unsworth: What is Humanities Computing and What is not?

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Rockwell: Multimedia, Is it a Discipline?

Description:Essay on humanities computing by Geoffrey Rockwell in the Jahrbuch für Computerphilologie.

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McCarty: New Splashings in the Old Pond

Description:Essay on humanities computing by Willard McCarty in the Jahrbuch f�r Computerphilologie.

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Hockey: History of Humanities Computing

Description:A chapter from A Companion to Digital Humanities on the history of humanities computing.

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Blackwell Companion: Introduction

Description:The introduction to A Companion to Digital Humanities.

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Busa: Perspectives on the Digial Humanities

Description:The preface from A Companion to Digital Humanities on the digital humanities.

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News from the Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations

Description:TAPoR news channel for the Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations.

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Olsen: Toward Meaningful Computing

Description:Viewpoint by Shlomo Argamon and Mark Olsen on the development of new "knowledge browsers."

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Crane: What Do You Do with a Million Books?

Description:Short article by Greg Crane for D-Lib on how we can enhance the digital libraries being created by outfits like Google.

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Davidson: Data Mining, Collaboration, and Institutional Infrastructure for Transforming Research and Teaching in the Human Sciences and Beyond

Description:Article from May 2007 issue of CTWatch Quarterly.

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Hypertext

Miall: Reading Hypertext

Description:Essay on humanities computing by David Miall in the Jahrbuch für Computerphilologie.

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Gervais: L'Hypertexte sans fin

Description:Essay about Hypertext by Bertrand Gervais in L'Astrolabe. It is a rewritten version that first appeared in 1999 in Littérature, informatique, lecture, edited by Vuillemin and LeNoble.

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Bush: As We May Think

Description:Seminar article for the Atlantic Monthly on how information technology may work.

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Winder: Robotic Poetics

Description:A chapter from A Companion to Digital Humanities on robotic poetics.

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Nelson: Transliterature

Description:Manifesto by Ted Nelson for a Transliterature (TM) system.

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Miall: Reading and Writing Hypertext

Description:Introduction to Hypertext by David Miall.

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McGann: The Rationale of Hypertext

Description:Reflections on hypertext by Jerome McGann.

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McGann: Radiant Textuality

Description:An online essay by Jerome McGann on online textuality. He later published a book with the same title.

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Lavagnino: Reading, Scholarship, and Hypertext Editions

Description:This paper was published in TEXT: Transactions of the Society for Textual Scholarship, volume 8, in 1995, pages 109-124.

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Berners-Lee: Hypertext and Our Collective Destiny

Description:Text of a talk by Tim Berners-Lee about hypertext.

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Institutions

McCarty: Institutional models for humanities computing

Description:A discussion and list of humanities computing institutions.

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ACLS: Information Technology in Humanities Scholarship

Description:ACLS Occasional Paper No. 37. The report suveys the state of computing in the humanities and makes recommendations.

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News from the Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations

Description:TAPoR news channel for the Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations.

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Instruction

The basics of concording

Description:Tutorial on concording basics by Willard McCary.

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Method in text-analysis

Description:Tutorial on text analysis by Willard McCarty.

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Interface

Your Program's Posture by Alan Cooper

Description:Web essay about different types of interfaces for programs from "soverign posture" that dominates to "daemonic posture" that isn't seen, but runs in the background.

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Introductions

ACLS: Information Technology in Humanities Scholarship

Description:ACLS Occasional Paper No. 37. The report suveys the state of computing in the humanities and makes recommendations.

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Sperberg-McQueen: Bare Bones TEI

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Knowledge Representation

Olsen: Toward Meaningful Computing

Description:Viewpoint by Shlomo Argamon and Mark Olsen on the development of new "knowledge browsers."

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Crane: What Do You Do with a Million Books?

Description:Short article by Greg Crane for D-Lib on how we can enhance the digital libraries being created by outfits like Google.

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Refining Our Notion of What Text Really Is

Description:A discussion of Ordered Hierarchy of Content Objects theses by Renear, Mylonas, and Durand. In 1996 an edited version was published in Research in Humanities Computing by Oxford UP.

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Markup

McGann: The Marked Text

Description:This is an online preprint of "What is Already Encoded by the Text" in "A Companion to Digital Humanities".

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Electronic Textual Editing: Editors' introduction

Description:Editors' introduction to Electronic Textual Editing, published by the MLA.

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Buzzetti and McGann: Critical Editing in a Digital Horizon

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Sperberg-McQueen: Bare Bones TEI

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Huitfeldt: Scholarly Text Processing and Future Markup Systems

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McGann: Marking Texts of Many Dimensions

Description:A chapter from A Companion to Digital Humanities on electronic texts.

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Renear: Text Encoding

Description:A chapter from A Companion to Digital Humanities on text encoding.

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Renear, Mylonas & Durand: Refining Our Notion of What Text Really Is

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Refining Our Notion of What Text Really Is

Description:A discussion of Ordered Hierarchy of Content Objects theses by Renear, Mylonas, and Durand. In 1996 an edited version was published in Research in Humanities Computing by Oxford UP.

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Metadata

Berners-Lee: The Semantic Web

Description:Article in Scientific American on the semantic web.

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Methods

Content Analysis Overview

Description:A Writing Guide from Colorado State on Content Analysis which includes discussion of text analysis.

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Multimedia

Rockwell: Multimedia, Is it a Discipline?

Description:Essay on humanities computing by Geoffrey Rockwell in the Jahrbuch für Computerphilologie.

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Rockwell & Mactavish: Multimedia

Description:A chapter from A Companion to Digital Humanities on Multimedia.

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Winder: Robotic Poetics

Description:A chapter from A Companion to Digital Humanities on robotic poetics.

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New Media Theory

Krischenbaum: Every Contact Leaves a Trace

Description:About computer forensics and electronic textuality, this was adapted from Kirschenbaum's book manuscript, Mechanisms.

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Kirschenbaum: Every Contact Leaves a Trace (Plain Text)

Description:Plain text version of the Kirschenbaum paper on computer forensics and electronic textuality.

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News

TAPoR and Text Analysis General News

Description:The full text of the TAPoR General News Channel.

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News from the Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations

Description:TAPoR news channel for the Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations.

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Oxford Text Archives

Fraser: Hypertextual History of Humanities Computing

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Programming

Rockwell & Ramsay: Untitled Number 4 (PEF)

Description:This dialogue is an updated version of a dialogue performed at the ACH/ALLC 2003 in Athens, Georgia. It is a PDF. There is also a plain text version.

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Rockwell & Ramsay: Unititled Number 4 (Plain Text)

Description:A plain text and updated version of a dialogue performed at the 2003 ACH/ALLC in Athens Georgia.

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Bradley: Text Tools

Description:A chapter from A Companion to Digital Humanities on robotic poetics.

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The Origins of Pattern Theory

Description:Talk given by Christopher Alexander in 1996 on design patterns and programming.

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Fernandez: Code and Composition

Description:Essay on academic programming and C.P. Snow's two cultures from ACM Ubiquity.

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Scholarly Editing

Buzzetti and McGann: Critical Editing in a Digital Horizon

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Robinson: Where We Are with Electronic Scholarly Editions

Description:Essay on humanities computing by Peter Robinson in the Jahrbuch für Computerphilologie.

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McGann: Marking Texts of Many Dimensions

Description:A chapter from A Companion to Digital Humanities on electronic texts.

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McGann: Radiant Textuality

Description:An online essay by Jerome McGann on online textuality. He later published a book with the same title.

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Lavagnino: Reading, Scholarship, and Hypertext Editions

Description:This paper was published in TEXT: Transactions of the Society for Textual Scholarship, volume 8, in 1995, pages 109-124.

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Text Analysis

Unsworth: Scholarly Primitives

Description:Paper given as part of a symposium on "Humanities Computing: formal methods, experimental practice" sponsored by King's College, London, May 13, 2000.

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Rommel: Electronic Analysis of Literary Texts

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Rockwell: Sur la possibilité de l'interprétation assistée par ordinateur

Description:Article on the possibility of text analysis by Geoffrey Rockwell in L'Astrolabe. It was translated by S. Posthumus from "MIMes and MeRMAids: On the possibility of computer-aided interpretation".

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Bradley: Text Tools

Description:A chapter from A Companion to Digital Humanities on robotic poetics.

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Burrows: Textual Analysis

Description:A chapter from A Companion to Digital Humanities on text analysis.

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Rockwell: What is Text Analysis

Description:Wiki page from tada.mcmaster.ca with two short and one long answer to the question, what is text analysis?

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Unsworth: Forms of Attention

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Final Report: Summit on Digital Tools for the Humanities

Description:Report from the Summit on Digital Tools for the Humanities organized at the University of Virginia in 2005.

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Final Report: Summit on Digital Tools for the Humanities

Description:Plain text version of the Summit on Digital Tools for the Humanities final report.

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TAPoR and Text Analysis General News

Description:The full text of the TAPoR General News Channel.

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Rockwell & Bradley: Eye-ConTact

Description:Article in CHWP on Eye-ConTact and text analysis visualization.

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The basics of concording

Description:Tutorial on concording basics by Willard McCary.

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Method in text-analysis

Description:Tutorial on text analysis by Willard McCarty.

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Content Analysis Overview

Description:A Writing Guide from Colorado State on Content Analysis which includes discussion of text analysis.

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Text Analysis Portal for Research

TAPoR and Text Analysis General News

Description:The full text of the TAPoR General News Channel.

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Text Encoding Initiative

Sperberg-McQueen: Bare Bones TEI

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Text Visualization

Unsworth: Scholarly Primitives

Description:Paper given as part of a symposium on "Humanities Computing: formal methods, experimental practice" sponsored by King's College, London, May 13, 2000.

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Rockwell: Visualisation scientifique et analyse de texte

Description:Reprint of "Empreintes dans le sable: visualisation scientifique et analyse de texte" in L'Astrolabe.

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Final Report: Summit on Digital Tools for the Humanities