Computers and the Humanities. Vol. 32
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Kluwer, 1998. — 494 pp.After 2004 - Language Resources and EvaluationIssue 1 – January 1998 Tagging and the Case of PronounsAssessment of Systems for Nominal Retrieval and Historical Record LinkageDiscovering Buffalo Story Robes: A Case for Cross-Domain Information StrategiesOn the Text of Jude 12Issue 2-3 – March 1998 Introduction to EuroWordNetThe Linguistic Design of the EuroWordNet DatabaseThe Top-Down Strategy for Building EuroWordNet: Vocabulary Coverage, Base Concepts and Top OntologyCompatibility in Interpretation of Relations in EuroWordNetApplying EuroWordNet to Cross-Language Text RetrievalA Semantic Network of English: The Mother of All WordNetsCross-linguistic Alignment of Wordnets with an Inter-Lingual-IndexIssue 4 – July 1998 Electronic Publishing at RoutledgePublishing an Electronic Textual Edition: The Case of The Wife of Bath's Prologue on CD-ROMLiterature Online – Building a Home for English and American Literature on the World Wide WebThe Garden of Forking Paths – Forms of Scholarship and the ‘Formations’ Pre-Prints System for Cultural Studies and Related FieldsIssue 5 – September 1998 How Variable May a Constant be? Measures of Lexical Richness in PerspectiveThe JISC Electronic Libraries ProgrammeDancing to the Telephone: Network Requirements and OpportunitiesThe Feasibility of Incremental Linguistic AnnotationElectric Shakespeares, The Arden Shakespeare CD ROMAndrew Leonard, Bots: The Origin of New SpeciesIssue 6 – November 1998 The Professor Doth Protest Too Much, Methinks: Problems with the Foster ResponseThe Claremont Shakespeare Authorship Clinic: How Severe Are the Problems?
