1991:2 - Universitetet i Bergen

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ANMELDELSER Konferanser ................................................. 133 Kon fesansekalender ........................................... 144 Konferanserapport ............................................ 150 BokanmeldeIser. ............................................. 153 American Heritage Electronic Dictionary and Language Master . Louis Janus ........................................ 164 NyttnummeravOLUFE:S:91 .................................. 172 Publikasjoner knyttet til IT-arbeid i museer og samlinger ....................... . .................... 175 Fra postkassen ............................................... 177 SUMMARIES E 82
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND THE HUMANITIES: THE USER'S BERSPECTZVE Susan Hockey 1, THE NATURE OF HUMANITIES RESEARCH Humanities reseatch is mostty concemed with intcrpretations of source material and challengiag those fnretpretations. The source material may be primary sourcos e.g. literature (prose, poerry or drama), warks of art such as paintings, scuIptures, museum artefacts or musical works, and historical documenis such as charters, correspondence, poIilical papers, inscnptions, coins, papyri. It may be secondary sources such as publishad intcrprctations and analyses, or bibliographies and reference toals. Output from the sescarch process is in Lhc form of articles and monographc. which themselves form input to further research ar teaching. Thc vaditional humanities scholar works done. His or her research proceeds faster in rhc vacation whcn therc is no teaching. Rojects can take as Iong as 20 years and funds are normaIly only needed for travel to visil libraries and museums. Therc is not rnuch use fot equipment. since much of the work relies on intuition rather than scientific cxpc- rimentation. It can be argued that this method of working has not changed much for centuries, but the inlroduction of informalion technology to scholarship in the humanities is beginning ro change modes of working but is not withaut problcms. 2. THE INTRODUCTION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY The earliest computer applications in the humanities were built on software for databases and for text retrieval, which were used for various typcs oh arralysis of source material. Thecc applications date back to the late 1950's and. although there were substanrial irnprovcrnents in working conditions, he basic applications remained the same ror HUMANJSIISKE DATA 2:91 5
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NASJONALT SEMINAR OM TEKSTKODING Ø
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sinformatikk, Universitetet i Oslo,
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PRESENTAS JON AV MULTIMEDIALAB'EN V
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TORSDAG 17. OKTOBER 09.00-12.30 REG
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NORDISK KONFERANSE OM FOTOGRAFI: FO
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14.30 Kunstnerisk fotografi 15.30 "
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15.00 - 15.40 Jargcn VilIadsen: Ana
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KONFERANSEKALENDER Redaksjonen kan
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N-5027 Bergen. TIf: + 47 5 212954/5
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KONFERANSERAPPORT CURRENT RESE.4RCI
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som DVI, CD-I, CDTV og Photo CD. SA
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ELECTRONIC DICTIONARY AND LANGUAGE
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Evaluaring computer catalogaing sys
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provide easy, low cost connectivity
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SUMMARIES -... , , NANSEN-PROSJEKTE
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