Computers and the Humanities. Vol. 36

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Kluwer, 2002. — 466 pp.After 2004 - Language Resources and EvaluationIssue 1 – February 2002 The Job Market for Humanities ComputingEditor's Introduction: Image-Based Humanities ComputingThe Reappearances of St. Basil the Great in British Library MS Cotton Otho B. xDigital Facsimiles: Reading the William Blake ArchiveText-image Coupling for Editing Literary SourcesThe Place of Images in a World of TextDialogue and Interpretation at the Interface of Man and Machine. Reflections on Textuality and a Proposal for an Experiment in Machine ReadingSelect Resources for Image-based Humanities ComputingInstructions for AuthorsIssue 2 – May 2002 HUMANIST, or the Glory of MotionProfil: An Iconographic Database for Modern Watermarked PapersOn the Corpus Size Needed for Compiling a Comprehensive Computational Lexicon by Automatic Lexical AcquisitionExtracting an Arabic Lexicon from Arabic Newspaper TextGATE, a General Architecture for Text EngineeringIssue 3 – August 2002 The Challenge for ACHThe Roberto Busa AwardA New Computer-assisted Literary Criticism?The Text of Performance and the Performance of Text in the Electronic EditionComputer-mediated Texts and Textuality: Theory and PracticeIndustrial Text and French Neo-structuralismThe Question Concerning Theory: Humanism, Subjectivity, and ComputingAnimating the Language Machine: Computers and PerformanceGore Galore: Literary Theory and Computer GamesMutability, Medium, and CharacterIssue 4 – November 2002 Statistical Morphological Disambiguation for Agglutinative LanguagesStylistic Constancy and Change Across Literary Corpora: Using Measures of Lexical Richness to Date WorksKorean Combinatory Categorial Grammar and Statistical ParsingSo Many Hardballs, So Few Over the PlateIndex of Key Words of Volume 36Contents of Volume 36