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Welcome to TAPoR

TAPoR is a gateway to tools for sophisticated analysis and retrieval, along with representative texts for experimentation.

Features of TAPoR

  • Manage electronic texts
  • Experiment with online text tools
  • Learn about digital textuality

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TAPoR was developed with support from the Canada Foundation for Innovation .

For more information about the development team and acknowledgements see our TAPoR Portal Credits page on the Text Analysis Developers Alliance .

The TAPoR project remembers Terry James Butler who passed away on August 20th, 2007.

 
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Day of Digital Humanities 2010
The Day of Digital Humanities 2010 will take place on March 18th with support from TAPoR at U of Alberta. On that day digital humanists around the world will document what they do. The is the second year we are running the Day of DH. To find out more or to register go to this web page.

TAPoRware moves to Alberta
If you use TAPoRware, you should try the new installation at the University of Alberta. We are phasing out the taporware.mcmaster.ca installation and substituting the taporware.ualberta.ca intallation. The new Alberta installation is faster and will be maintained.

Release of the Canadian Component of ICE
John Newman announces the release of the Canadian component of the International Corpus of English (ICE Canada - ice-corpora.net/ice/. The corpus (500 files x 2,000 words, mainly transcribed spoken data), along with fairly extensive metadata (age, gender etc. of speakers) is available free to bona fide researchers, through downloading of the password-protected corpus from http://ice-corpora.net/ice/download.htm.

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John Galt full text books and other published works

Digitized collection of about 60 titles of John Galt's. John Galt (1779-1839) was born in Irvine, Scotland, and died at Greenock. He was the author of over 80 books. From a literary perspective, he is best known for his Scottish novels and stories of middle class small town characters, mostly portrayed in a humourous way in terms of their foibles and self deceptions. He was never financially well off, and wrote many books such as readers, spellers, biographies, children's books, condensed voyages and travels, and innumerable articles for magazines and annuals, in order to gain income for his family.

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