Literary texts in an electronic age
Subtitle: scholarly implications and library services
By: edited by Brett Sutton.
Contributors: Sutton, Brett
Publisher: Graduate School of Library and Information Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Published: 1994
Place of publication: Urbana-Champaign
Subjects: Humanities -- congresses; Computer Systems -- congresses.; Libraries -- United States -- Data processing -- Congresses.; Electronic publishing -- Congresses.; Libraries and electronic publishing -- Congresses.; Library Automation -- congresses
Table of contents: value: Authors and readers in an age of electronic texts / Jay David Bolter; value: Electronic texts in the humanities : a coming of age / Susan Hockey; value: The Text Encoding Initiative : electronic text markup for research / C.M. Sperberg-McQueen; value: Electronic texts and multimedia in the academic library : a view from the front line / Anita K. Lowry; value: Humanizing information technology : cultural evolution and the institutionalization of electronic text processing / Mark Tyler Day; value: Cohabiting with copyright on the nets / Mary Brandt Jensen; value: The role of the scholarly publisher in an electronic environment / Lorrie LeJeune; value: The feasibility of wide-area textual analysis systems in libraries : a practical analysis / John Price-Wilkin; value: The scholar and his library in the computer age / James W. Marchand; value: The challenges of electronic texts in the library : bibliographic control and access / Rebecca S. Guenther; value: Durkheim's imperative : the role of humanities faculty in the information technologies revolution / Robert Alun Jones; value: The materiality of the book : another turn of the screw / Terry Belanger.