Computers and the Humanities

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Part 1: Literature, philology, and linguistics - main institutions, associations, international conferences, the ACH-ACL-ALLC text encoding initiatie, bibliography and other sources of information history - institutions, associations, periodicals, guide to the basic reference literature, examples of projects archaeology art music social sciences and statistics - software, literature, periodicals, conferences, main institutions for data collection. Part 2: The creation of machine readable data - collective data-bases, individual data-bases, the chief problems (standardization, communication, exchange) computer technologies in humanities research - the three levels in humanites computing, humanities and software, humanities and information sciences the recognition of computing in the humanities - the status of work done by computing, the publication and archiving of data, research training and curriculum.

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