7.64, TOC: Computers and the Humanities

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Subject: 7.64, TOC: Computers and the Humanities
 
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Computers and the Humanities 29,4.
Articles and Reviews of Interest to LINGUIST Readers.
 
     Khosrow Kaikhah and Craig Gandy, Generating Non-Intentional
Semantically-Correct English Sentences in an  Object-Oriented
Environment
     Colin Martindale and Dean McKenzie, On the Utility of Content
Analysis in Author Attribution: The Federalist
     Lee Sigelman, By Their (New) Words Shall Ye Know Them: Edith
Wharton, Marion Mainwaring, and The Buccaneers
 
Reviews
     Allen Renear, Understanding (hyper)Media: Required Readings
Writing Space: The Computer, Hypertext, and the History of Writing,
by Jay David Bolter
     Maria Daniels, The Digitization of Primary Textual Sources, by
Peter Robinson
     Karen Lunsford, Electronic Texts and the Internet: A Review of
The English Server
 
Alan Bailin <abailin at uwo.ca>
The University of Western Ontario
 
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