Jeff Barry
Associate Professor & Associate University Librarian, Washington and Lee University
Scholarly Text Encoding
DH 190
Week 2 / January 23, 2015
Example of a Critical Edition in Print
The Collected Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, edited by J.C.C. Mays
New Variorum Shakespeare Digital Challenge
"...entries featuring new means of displaying, representing, and exploring this data in the most exciting API, interface, visualization, or data-mining project."
Readings for this week
keywords/phrases
McGann
digital illiteracy, scholarly publishing, interdisciplinary, peer-review, interpretational, born-digital, remediation, NINES, book technology, critical reflection
Earhart
scholarly edition, textual studies, facsimiles, data sets, digital literary studies
codex, philology, Google Books
Szpiech
Professor Stephen McCormick
Huon d'Auvergne
Guest lecture
DH 190: lecture 2
By Jeff Barry
DH 190: lecture 2
Continuing the discussion of the digital landscape, we’ll examine issues in editing a text for a scholarly audience. Professor McCormick (Romance Languages) will visit the class to discuss his NEH-funded project to translate a medieval Franco-Italian epic, which will be encoded in TEI.
