Essays in Humanities Computing

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• Espen Aarseth Humanistic Informatics
• Espen Aarseth Introduction: Ergodic Literature (1997)
• Agustin A. Araya The Hidden Side of Visualization (2003)

• Vannevar Bush As We May Think (1945)

• Gregory Cane The Perseus Project and Beyond (1998)

• R. Davis, H. Shrobe, and P. Szolovits What is a Knowledge Representation? (1993)
• Marcel De Smedt & Edward Vanhoutte The Best of Three Worlds: Eclecticism in Editorial Theory. The Electronic Edition of Stijn Streuvels' "De teleurgang van den Waterhoek" (2002)
• Johanna Drucker and Jerome McGann? Images as the Text: Pictographs and Pictographic Logic
• Hoyt N. Duggan Some Un-Revolutionary Aspect of Computer Editing (1995)

• Morris Eaves Behind the Scenes at the William Blake Archive: Collaboration Takes More Than E-mail (1997)

• Julia Flanders Julia Flanders @ MITH
• Julia Flanders Editorial Methodology and the Electronic Text (1996)

• Claus Huitfeldt Scholarly Text Processing and Future Markup Systems (2004)

• John Lavagnino Reading, Scholarship, and Hypertext Editions (1995)

• Willard McCarty? Humanities computing. (2002)
• Willard McCarty? "Knowing true things by what their mockeries be: modelling in the humanities" (2002)
• Willard McCarty? We would know how we know what we know: Responding to the computational transformation of the humanities
• Willard McCarty? New Splashings in the Old Pond: The Cohesibility of Humanities Computing (2002)
• Jerome McGann? Radiant Textuality (1996)
• Jerome McGann? and Lisa Samuels Deformance and Interpretation
• Jerome McGann? Imagining What You Don't Know: The Theoretical Goals of The Rosetti Archive (1997)
• Jerome McGann? Radiant Textuality Literature after the World Wide Web (2001)
• Jerome McGann? The Rationale of HyperText (1995)
• Jerome McGann? Comp(u/e)ting Editorial F(u/ea)tures
• Jerome McGann? Dialogue and Interpretation at the Interface of Man and Machine. Reflections on Textuality and a Proposal for an Experiment in Machine Reading
• Jerome McGann? Visible and Invisible Books: Hermetic Images in N-Dimensional Space (1999)
• Jerome McGann? Rethinking Textuality
• Jerome McGann? and Johanna Drucker The IVANHOE Game (2000) * Paul Miller Interoperability: What is it and Why should I want it? (2000)
• Stuart Moulthrop Computing, Humanism, and the Coming Age of Print (1999)

• Tito Orlandi Is Humanities Computing a Discipline? (2002)

• Daniel Pitti and John Unsworth After the Fall -- Structured Data at IATH (1998)

• Stephen Ramsay In Praise of Pattern
• Stephen Ramsay Cybernetic Constructivism
• Stephen Ramsay Databases
• Stephen Ramsay Tool-Time Architectures
• Stephen Ramsay Writing as Programming as Writing
• Stephen Ramsay Lawyers, Hackers, Professors, and Freedom
• Stephen Ramsay The Internet Jitters: Lessons from Technology Revolutions Past
• Allen Renear Refining our Notion of What Text Really Is: The Problem of Overlapping Hierarchies (1993)
• Fox News A Conversation With Allen Renear (1999)
• Geoffrey Rockwell Multimedia, is it a Discipline? (2002)
• Geoffrey Rockwell Turing's Reaction (2002)

• Raymond Siemens The Credibility of Electronic Publishing (2000)
• Martha Nell Smith The Importance of a Hypermedia Archive of Dickinson's Creative Work
• Martha Nell Smith A HyperMedia Archive of Dickinson's Creative Work, Part II: Musings on The Screen and The Book (2003)
• Martha Nell Smith Corporealizations of Dickinson and Interpretive Machines (1998)
• Martha Nell Smith Because the Plunge from the Front Overturned Us: The Dickinson Electronic Archives Project (1999)
• John Sowa Ontology (2003)

• TEXT Technology TEXT Technology: The Journal of Computer Text Processing

• John Unsworth What is Humanities Computing and What is Not? (2002)
• John Unsworth Electronic Scholarship (1996)
• John Unsworth Knowledge Representation in Humanities Computing
• John Unsworth Living Inside the (Operating) System: Community in Virtual Reality (Draft) (2001)
• John Unsworth The Only Responsible Intellectual is One Who is WIRED
• John Unsworth The Scholar in the Digital Library (2000)
• John Unsworth The Importance of Failure (1997)
• John Unsworth "Scholarly Primitives: what methods do humanities researchers have in common, and how might our tools reflect this?" (2000)
• John Unsworth Second-Generation Digital Resources in the Humanities (2000)

• Edward Vanhoutte ...en doende denkt dan nog. SGML, TEI en editiewetenschap (1998)
• Edward Vanhoutte Where is the editor? Resistance in the creation of an electronic critical edition (1999)
• Edward Vanhoutte A Linkemic Approach to Textual Variation. Theory and Practice of the Electronic-Critical Edition of Stijn Streuvels' De teleurgang van den Waterhoek (2000)
• Edward Vanhoutte Will there ever be another Bibliotheca Alexandrina? (2000)
• Edward Vanhoutte The Value of Mentoring: Young Scholars in IT and the Humanities (2003)
• Edward Vanhoutte An Introduction to the TEI and the TEI Consortium (2004)
• Edward Vanhoutte & Ron Van den Branden DALF guidelines for the description and encoding of modern manuscript material (2002)