New technologies and Renaissance studies

Folger bibliographic ID: 229703
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Folger holdings ID: 312702
Folger call number: CB361 .N388 2008
Folger holdings ID: 272359
Accession Number: 222911

Contents

Being reborn : the humanities, computing and styles of scientific reasoning / Willard McCarty -- A pragmatics of re-conception? (A response to Willard McCarty, "Being reborn : the humanities, computing and styles of scientific reasoning") / Raymond G. Siemens -- Digital still images and Renaissance studies (with a short section on digital video) / Michael Greenhalgh -- renaissance studies and new technologies : a collection of "electronic texts" / David L. Gants and R. Carter Hailey -- Electronic sound / Susan Forscher Weiss and Ichiro Fujinaga -- Iter : building an effective knowledge base / William R. Bowen -- ACLS Humanities E-book Project / Eileen Gardiner and Ronald G. Musto -- EMLS : a case study in the development of an academic journal / Lisa Hopkins, Raymond G. Siemens, and Matthew Steggle -- Creating a website for Writing on hands : memory and knowledge in early modern Europe / Peter M. Lukehart -- Reading and teaching Shakespeare in the virtual library / Rebecca Bushnell -- Performers on the road : tracking their tours with the REED patrons and performances website / Sally-Beth MacLean and Alan Somerset -- The Perdita project : women's writing, manuscript studies and XML tagging / Jonathan Gibson -- Encoding Renaissance electronic texts / Ian Lancashire -- The devil is in the details : an electronic edition of the Devonshire MS (British Library additional MS 17,4992), its encoding and prototyping / Raymond G. Siemens, Karin Armstrong, and Barbara Bond -- Coincidental technologies : moving parts in erly modern books and in early hypertext / Richard Cunningham -- The exploration and development of tools for active reading and electronic texts / Stephanie F. Thomas

General notes

Contributions from annual conferences held 2000 to 2005 during gatherings of the Renaissance Society of America Also available online through Iter Includes bibliographical references

Extended title: New technologies and Renaissance studies / edited by William R. Bowen, Raymond G. Siemens

Renaissance Archival materials Manuscripts, Renaissance Text processing (Computer science) Electronic publications Humanities Educational technology Educational innovations

associated with: Bowen, William Roy, 1951-
associated with: Siemens, Raymond George, 1966-
associated with: Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies
associated with: Renaissance Society of America