The Humanities computing yearbook
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The Humanities computing yearbook
Clarendon Press, 1988-
- 1988
- 1989-90
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1989-90 is edited by Ian Lancashire
Description and Table of Contents
- Volume
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1989-90 ISBN 9780198242536
Description
Computers are becoming central to humanities subjects in their capacities to edit, to learn and translate languages, to write instructions, and to test students, even to analyze argument, style, vocabulary, and semantic content. This is the second in a series of comprehensive annual guides to the use of computers in the humanities. Entries are selected for their relevance to the humanities and they include a survey of publications, research centres, text archives, term banks, and electronic software and hardware. Special enlarged entries list important software and provide up-to-date information and practical help in applying that information to research projects and tuition.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Disciplines: archaeology
- art history
- Biblical studies
- computational linguistics
- creative writing
- dance
- drama
- English language instruction
- folklore studies
- historical studies
- law
- lexicography
- linguistics
- musicology
- natural languages and literatures
- philosophy. Part 2 Methods and tools: bibliographic databases - oneline and CD-ROM
- editing and publishing
- information management
- programming languages
- second-language instruction
- statistics
- text analysis
- text processing techniques. Part 3 Resources: bibliographies
- electronic texts
- general guides and history
- people and places.
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1988 ISBN 9780198244424
Description
This is the first edition of an annual reference guide to the use of computers in the disciplines of the humanities, central to editing, learning and translating languages, historical and linguistic simulation, writing instruction and testing and the analysis of argument, style, vocabulary and semantic content. The volume gives an annotated survey of publications, research centres, text archives and termbanks, electronic communications and software and hardware relevant to the humanities. It also includes enlarged entries for software that offer information about a large inter-disciplinary subject and practical help in applying that information to research projects and college and university instruction.
Table of Contents
- Archaeology
- art history
- Biblical studies
- computational linguistics
- computing resources
- creative writing
- database management
- databases online
- drama
- editing and publishing
- English language instruction
- folklore studies
- general
- historical studies
- lexicography
- medieval studies
- music
- natural languages and literatures - African and Amerindian languages
- ancient Egyptian, Armenian, Austronesian languages, Celtic, classical, Dutch, East Asian, English, Esperanto, Estonian, Finno-Urgic, French, German, Greek (modern), Italian, Latvian, Persian, Rumanian, Scandinavian, Semitic, Serbo-Croatian, Sino-Tibetan, Slavic, South Asian, Spanish and Portuguese, Turkish
- people and places
- philosophy
- programming languages - ALGOL, APL, BASIC, C, COMSKEE, FANGORN, FORTRAN, IBYX, ICON, LISP, MODULA-2, PASCAL, PL/1, PROLOG
- second-language instruction
- statistics
- text analysis
- text processing techniques
- textbase management.
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