Jahrbuch für Computerphilologie 10 (2010) | ||||
Gastherausgeber: Sean Ryder, Malte Rehbein | ||||
Paderborn: mentis Verlag 2010 | ||||
Inhaltsverzeichnis | ||||
Sean Ryder and Malte Rehbein: Preface: TEI@Galway – Towards A Digital Scholarly Community in Ireland | 7 | |||
Susan Schreibman: The Text Encoding Initiative. An Interchange Format Once Again | 11 | |||
Justin Tonra, Textual Studies and the TEI: Encoding Thomas Moore's Lalla Rookh | 25 | |||
Tim McLoughlin: Bridging the Gap | 37 | |||
Malte Rehbein: The transition from classical to digital thinking. Reflections on Tim McLoughlin, James Barry and collaborative work | 55 | |||
Laurent Romary: Questions & Answers for TEI Newcomers | 69 | |||
Elena Pierazzo: Editorial teamwork in a digital environment: The edition of the correspondence of Giacomo Puccini | 91 | |||
James Cummings: The William Godwin's Diaries Project: Customising and transforming TEI P5 XML for project work | 111 | |||
Padraic Moran: Digital methodologies for early Irish glossaries | 131 | |||
Franz Fischer: The pluralistic approach – The edition of William of Auxerre's treatise on liturgy | 151 | |||
John G. Keating/Aja Teehan/Damien Gallagher/Thomas O'Connor: A Digital Edition of a Spanish 18th Century Account Book: Part 1 – User Driven Digitisation | 169 | |||
Aja Teehan and John G. Keating: A Digital Edition of a Spanish 18th Century Account Book: Part 2 – Formalisation and Encoding | 189 | |||
Buch-Rezension |
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Roberto Simanowski: Digitale Medien in der Erlebnisgesellschaft. Kunst, Kultur, Utopien. Reinbek: Rowohlt 2008. (Rezensiert von Patricia Tomaszek) | 215 | Rezensionstext (nur online) |
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