Literary & Linguistic Computing, Volume 24

Volume 24, Number 1, April 2009

• Julia Flanders, Fred Unwalla, Peter Shillingsburg:
  Introduction. 1-7
  

• Neil Fraistat, Steven E. Jones:
  Editing Environments: The Architecture of Electronic Texts. 9-18
  
• Peter Shillingsburg:
  The dank cellar of electronic texts. 19-25
  
• C. M. Sperberg-McQueen:
  How to teach your edition how to swim. 27-39
  
• Peter Robinson:
  What text really is not, and why editors have to learn to swim. 41-52
  
• Julia Flanders:
  Data and Wisdom: Electronic Editing and the Quantification of Knowledge. 53-62
  
• John Lavagnino:
  Access. 63-76
  
• Edward Vanhoutte, Ron Van den Branden:
  Describing, transcribing, encoding, and editing modern correspondence material: a textbase approach. 77-98
  
• Kathryn Sutherland:
  Material text, immaterial text, and the electronic environment. 99-112
  
• Daniel Paul O'Donnell:
  Back to the future: what digital editors can learn from print editorial practice. 113-125
  

Volume 24, Number 2, June 2009

• Lisa Lena Opas-Hänninen, Espen S. Ore, Claire Warwick:
  Intoduction. 127-128
  

• Arianna Ciula, Tamara Lopez:
  Reflecting on a dual publication: Henry III Fine Rolls print and web. 129-141
  
• Neal Audenaert, Richard Furuta:
  Annotated Facsimile Editions: Defining macro-level structure for image-based electronic editions. 143-151
  
• Jama S. Coartney, Susan L. Wiesner:
  Performance as digital text: Capturing signals and secret messages in a media-rich experience. 153-160
  
• Christian-Emil Ore, Øyvind Eide:
  TEI and cultural heritage ontologies: Exchange of information? 161-172
  
• Stephanie A. Schlitz:
  The TEI as luminol: Forensic philology in a digital age. 173-185
  
• Brian L. Pytlik Zillig:
  TEI Analytics: converting documents into a TEI format for cross-collection text analysis. 187-192
  
• Georg Rehm, Oliver Schonefeld, Andreas Witt, Erhard W. Hinrichs, Marga Reis:
  Sustainability of annotated resources in linguistics: A web-platform for exploring, querying, and distributing linguistic corpora and other resources. 193-210
  
• Claire Warwick, Claire Fisher, Melissa Terras, Mark A. Baker, Amanda Clarke, Mike Fulford, Matthew Grove, Emma O'Riordan, Mike Rains:
  iTrench: A study of user reactions to the use of information technology in field archaeology. 211-223
  
• Lynne Siemens:
  'It's a team if you use "reply all" ': An exploration of research teams in digital humanities environments. 225-233
  

• Ron Van den Branden:
  From Common Sense to Common Knowledge. And Vice Versa. 235-241
  

• Lisa Spiro:
  Scholarship in the Digital Age: Information, Infrastructure, and the Internet.Christine L. Borgman. 243-245
  
• John Nerbonne:
  Errors and Intelligence in Computer-Assisted Language Learning. Parsers and Pedagogues.Trude Heift and Mathias Schulze. 245-247
  

Volume 24, Number 3, September 2009

• Sebastian Rahtz, Susan Schreibman:
  Introduction. 249-251
  

• Fotis Jannidis:
  TEI in a crystal ball. 253-265
  
• Andrea Zielinski, Wolfgang Pempe, Peter Gietz, Martin Haase, Stefan E. Funk, Christian Simon:
  TEI documents in the grid. 267-279
  
• Christian Wittern, Arianna Ciula, Conal Tuohy:
  The making of TEI P5. 281-296
  
• Melissa Terras, Ron Van den Branden, Edward Vanhoutte:
  Teaching TEI: The Need for TEI by Example. 297-306
  
• James Cummings:
  Converting Saint Paul: A new TEI P5 edition of The Conversion of Saint Paul using stand-off methodology. 307-317
  
• Malte Rehbein:
  Reconstructing the textual evolution of a medieval manuscript. 319-327
  
• Luigi Siciliano, Viviana Salardi:
  The digital edition of the Statuta comunis Vicentie of 1264. 329-338
  
• Stephanie A. Schlitz, Garrick S. Bodine:
  The TEIViewer: Facilitating the transition from XML to web display. 339-346
  
• Peter Boot:
  Towards a TEI-based encoding scheme for the annotation of parallel texts. 347-361
  
• Andreas Witt, Georg Rehm, Erhard W. Hinrichs, Timm Lehmberg, Jens Stegmann:
  SusTEInability of linguistic resources through feature structures. 363-372
  

Volume 24, Number 4, December 2009

• Oliver Hellwig:
  A chronometric approach to Indian alchemical literature. 373-383
  
• Martin Hilpert, Stefan Th. Gries:
  Assessing frequency changes in multistage diachronic corpora: Applications for historical corpus linguistics and the study of language acquisition. 385-401
  
• Thomas Merriam:
  Untangling the derivatives: points for clarification in the findings of the Shakespeare Clinic. 403-416
  
• Teemu Roos, Tuomas Heikkilä:
  Evaluating methods for computer-assisted stemmatology using artificial benchmark data sets. 417-433
  
• Alexandre Sotov:
  Lexical Diversity in a Literary Genre: A Corpus Study of the Ṛgveda. 435-447
  
• István Varga, Shoichi Yokoyama, Chikara Hashimoto:
  Dictionary generation for less-frequent language pairs using WordNet. 449-466
  
• David L. Hoover, Shervin Hess:
  An exercise in non-ideal authorship attribution: the mysterious Maria Ward. 467-489
  

• René van Horik:
  Digital Images for the Information Professional.: Melissa M. Terras. 491-493
  
• Mary Tripp:
  Cyberculture, Cyborgs and Science Fiction: Consciousness and the Posthuman.William S. Haney. 493-496
  

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