Electronic publishing
Subtitle: politics and pragmatics
By: edited by Gabriel Egan
Series: New technologies in medieval and Renaissance studies -- v. 2; Medieval and Renaissance texts and studies -- v. 401
Publisher: Iter Inc. in collaboration with ACMRS (Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies)
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Tempe, Ariz
Language: eng
Number of pages: 218
ISBN-13: 9780866984492
Subjects: Scholarly electronic publishing; Communication in learning and scholarship; Technological innovations; Humanities; Digital libraries; Library materials; Digitization; Textual Criticism; Data processing; Transmission of texts
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The impact of computers on the art of scholarly editing / Peter Shillingsburg; title: Digitizing George Herbert's Temple / Robert Whalen; title: A first-principles reinvention of software tools for creative writing and text analysis in the twenty-first century / Jeff Smith; title: Mechanick exercises : the question of technical competence in digital scholarly editing / Alan Galey; title: SGML, interpretation, and the two muses : a critique of TEI P3 from the end of the century / Ian Lancashire; title: Lancashire's two muses : a belated reply / Murray McGillivray; title: How we been publishing the wrong way, and how we might publish a better way / Peter Robinson; title: Open access and digital libraries : a case study of the text creation partnership / Shawn Martin; title: From edition to experience : feeling the way towards user-focussed interfaces / Paul Vetch; title: The book of English : towards digital intertextuality and a second-generation digital library / Martin Mueller.