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ALLC-ACH '96

• Multimedia, Multilingual Hyperdictionaries: A Japanese<->English Example
  Harvey Abramson, Subhash Bhalla, Kiel Christianson, James Goodwin, Janet Goodwin, John Sarraille & Lothar Schmitt
• The Logic of Kanji Lookup in a Japanese<->English Hyperdictionary
  Harvey Abramson, Subhash Bhalla, Kiel Christianson, James Goodwin, Janet Goodwin, John Sarraille & Lothar Schmitt
• Computer-assisted corpus-based text analysis with TATOE
  Melina Alexa and Lothar Rostek
• Outside the cave of shadows: using syntactic annotation to enhance authorship attribution (Session)
  ORGANIZER: Harald Baayen
  • 1. Experimental design: Syntactic annotation as words
    Hans van Halteren
  • 2. Comparison of word-based and syntax-based methods: Vocabulary rickness measures and the highest freguency elements
    Fiona Tweedie
  • 3. The discriminatory potential of the lowest frequency rewrite rules
    Harald Baayen
• Analysing Parallel Texts with ParaConc
  Michael Barlow
• Networking of Literary Archives (NOLA)
  David T. Barnard, Allan Janik, Donald Broady, Anders Burius, Lou Burnard Heinz Hauffe, Claus Huitfeldt, Lars Johnsen and Richard M. de Peyer
• Complementary Approaches to Representing Differences Between Structured Documents
  David T. Barnard and George M. Logan
• Electronic Edition of the Midrash Pirqe Rabbi Eliezer: Creating an Encoding Manual
  Lewis M. Barth
• Applying Machine Translation Techniques to theEvaluation of Pedagogical Grammars
  Simon Berry and Arturo Trujillo
• TACT and SGML together at last: sgml2tdb
  John Bradley
• Speech strategies in the discourse of psychotic patients
  Sylviane Burner
• Text structure Modelling and Language Comprehension processes
  Yllias Chali, Elsa Pascual and Jacques Virbel
• Integrating computer and multimedia technology into german literature courses
  David H. Chisholm
• Interaction in the Computer-Mediated Distance Learning Triptych: Description, Design, Implementation (Session)
  ORGANIZER: Dr. Heloisa Collins
  • Description
    Robert Wyatt
  • Design
    Heloisa Collins and Rosinda Ramos
  • Implementation
    Ana Silvia Ferreira
• A Grammatical Coding and Analysis System for Language Data from Normal and Brain-Damaged Children
  Susan Curtiss, Jeannette Schaeffer, Tetsuya Sano, Jeff MacSwan, Todd Masilon
• APHRICA: A PHRase In Context Algorithm
  John L. Dawson
• What Should Markup Really Be? Applying theories of text to the design of markup systems
  David G. Durand, Elli Mylonas and Steven J. DeRose
• Tools of Dual Utility: Multimedia Applications for Native American Language Preservation and Teaching
  Arienne Dwyer, Sue-Ellen Jacobs, and Charles Hiestand
• A New Procedure for Author Attribution
  Roy Felton
• Hypertext Editions: Theory and Practice (Panel)
  ORGANIZER: Richard J. Finneran
  • Encoding Codicological and Bibliographical Data in The Piers Plowman Electronic Archive
    Hoyt N. Duggan
  • Hypertext, Scholarly Annotation, and the Electronic Edition
    George P. Landow
  • . . . but what kind of electronic editions should we be making?
    Peter Robinson
• Computer assisted collation of New Testament manuscripts
  Timothy John Finney
• Book, Body and Text: The Women Writers Project and Problems of Text Encoding
  Julia Flanders
• Aging in the Treasure: Some Methods for Evaluating Content Words in Large Data Bases
  Paul A. Fortier, Kevin J. Keen, Marc Fortier
• New research on the stylometry of latin prose (Session)
  ORGANIZER: Bernard Frischer
  • Word-Order Transference Between Latin and Greek
    Bernard Frischer, Roger Andersen, Jane Crawford, Ralph Gallucci, Donald Guthrie, Emily Tse, Ann Taylor
  • Is Variance of Function Words a Reliable Discriminator of Single and Multiple Author Corpora of Latin Prose? An Empirical Critique of Meissner's Studies of the Historia Augusta.
    Emily Tse, Bernard Frischer
  • The Provenance of Christian Doctrine, attributed to John Milton: An Evaluation of Alternative Statistical Methods
    F. J. Tweedie, T. N. Corns, J. K. Hale, G. Campbell and D. I. Holmes
• The Reading Syllable Database
  Erik Fudge and Linda Shockey
• Administering small- and medium-sized humanities database projects in an age of shrinking budgets (Panel)
  ORGANIZER: David Gants
  • Building a Mom and Pop Database: the 2000 books in the Milton Quarterly library become a relational database, through community effort
    Roy Flannagan
  • The Rossetti Archive: From Conception to Publisher
    Thornton Staple
  • Four computer-aided approaches to determining the provenance of Christian Doctrine, attributted to John Milton
    Tom Corns
  • The Studies in Bibliography Full-Text Database
    David L. Gants
• Encoding, interpretation and theory (Panel)
  ORGANIZER: Richard Giordano
  • Into the Crucible: Test the Merits of Hierarchical Models, Embedded Markup, and Monolithic SGML DTDs in Light of Conceptual Models of Text
    Robin Cover
  • Why SGML is Prescriptive and Interpretive
    Claus Huitfeldt
  • Text Theory and Coding Practice: Assessing the TEI
    Mark Olsen
  • TEI Encoding: the Monster and the Critics
    C. M. Sperberg-McQueen
• Collocation and the rhetoric of scientific ideas. Corpus linguistics as a methodology for genre analysis
  Chris Gledhill
• A multimedia history of Japan from the aizu point of view
  Janet R. Goodwin, James M. Goodwin
• Automated retrieval of passives from native and learner corpora: precision and recall
  Sylviane Granger
• The Electronic Forum, or the Agora Reinvented (Panel)
  Dene Grigar, John F. Barber, Cynthia Haynes, Jan Rune Holmevik and Jeff Galin
• The Thesaurus of Old English database: a research tool for historians of language and culture
  Lynne Grundy and Harold Short
• Disputed Authorship: 30 Biographies and Six Reputed Authors. A New Analysis by Full-Text Lemmatization of the 'Historia Augusta'
  Penelope J. Gurney and Lyman W. Gurney
• Using computer technology to make students better and more motivated readers (Session)
  ORGANIZER: Margaret Haggstrom
• SGML Markup of Japanese Classical Texts: A Case Study
  Shoichiro Hara and Hisashi Yasunaga
• Using a Narrative Generator to Teach Literary Theory
  Peter Havholm and Larry Stewart
• New life for old reports The Archaeological Part of the National Documentation Project of Norway
  Jon Holmen, Espen Uleberg
• Analysing Language Disorders: The Lexical Quantification of Aphasic Speech
  David I. Holmes and Sameer Singh
• In and Out of Tags (Session)
  ORGINAZER: Claus Huitfeldt
  • Quality Assurance In Between Tags
    Maria Sollohub
  • Attributes: A Problem
    Claus Huitfeldt
  • Attributes: A Solution
    Peter Cripps
• A Standard for Encoding Linguistic Corpora
  Nancy Ide, Jean Veronis
• A Norwegian tagger and a corpus investigation
  Janne Bondi Johannessen
• New maps of text: a new way to account for the distribution of lexemes in texts
  Juillard, M.M.A., Luong, N.X.
• POMMIER: a classification approach for assisted textual comprehension
  Ioannis Kanellos, Xavier Simon, Francois Riviere, Minh-San Nguyen, Emmanuel Mayer, Julie Canonge.
• Using the TEI Scheme in Compiling a Korean Dictionary
  Beom-mo Kang
• Re-Locating Literary Study: The Possibilities and Pitfalls of VRML
  Chad D. Kearsley, M.A.
• Comparing word frequencies across corpora: Why chi-square doesn't work, and an improved LOB-Brown comparison
  Adam Kilgarriff
• Form and Content. Conscious or Unconscious?
  Nancy M. Laan
• The analytical bibliography of electronic texts
  John Lavagnino
• Generating thematic choices for multilingual text generation
  Julia Lavid
• Generating Coherent Paragraphs
  Greg Lessard and Michael Levison
• A CoALiTS Case Study: Virginia Woolf's The Waves in French and German Translations
  Jan-Mirko Maczewski
• Annotating as a document management tool
  O. Mazhoud, E. Pascual and J. Virbel
• Coordination as direct process
  Augusta Mela and Christophe Fouqueré
• Small-time production of a big-time product: A Franco-Italian Glossary
  Leslie Zarker Morgan
• A Multimedia Authoring Tool for Language Instruction
  Alexander Nakhimovsky, Tom Myers, Alice Nakhimovsky
• NORKOMPLEKS. Some Linguistic Specifications and Applications
  Torbjørn Nordgård
• The Absalon project Electronic learning tools in history
  Jan Oldervoll
• An Architecture for a Federation of Heterogeneous Lexical & Dictionary Databases
  Jon Patrick, Jun Zhang and Xabier Artola-Zubillaga
• Reconnecting the Science and the Humanities through Digital Research (Panel)
  ORGANIZER: Andrew Prescott
• "So violent a metaphor." Adam Smith's metaphorical language in the Wealth of Nations
  Thomas Rommel
• Palomar: a Computer-aided Anaysis of some Lexical and Stylistic Features
  Adriana Roventini
• Actor-Role Analysis: Ideology, Point of View, and the News
  Warren Sack
• Defining verb semantic classes for French and their semantic characterization
  Patrick Saint-Dizier
• EFL Wordstation
  Wlodzimierz Sobkowiak
• The Model Editions Partnership: Putting TEI Theory into Scholarly Practice
  C. M. Sperberg-McQueen and David R. Chesnutt
• Digital Manuscripts: Editions v. Archives (Session)
  ORGANIZER: Manfred Thaller
  • Text as a Data Type
    Manfred Thaller
  • Digital Editions: Variant Readings and Interpretations
    Dino Buzzetti
  • Digital Archives
    Stefan Aumann
• Two Methods of Author Identification: the Gary/Ajar case
  Vina Tirvengadum
• The use of distributed electronic classrooms in the teaching of language and literature
  Harald Ulland and Geir Pedersen
• The Académie Sample Database
  Russon Wooldridge and Isabelle Leroy-Turcan

  
  

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