an overview of electronic scholarly publishing
John Unsworth
University of Virginia
April 21, 2000
introductory:
Scholarly
Electronic Publishing Bibliography
"The
Importance of Failure"
dissertations:
Electronic
Theses and Dissertations initiatives
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Matthew
G. Kirschenbaum
Bethany
Nowviskie
monographs:
The
Electronic Monograph in the 21st Century
History
E-Book Project
Gutenberg
Prize
1999
Winners
electronic journals:
Postmodern Culture
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Project
MUSE
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JSTOR
HighWire
Press
Electronic
Journal Startup Materials
electronic editions:
Piers
Plowman
Model
Editions Partnership
The
William Blake Archive
The
Rossetti Archive
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Project
Report From the Nyingma
Tantras Project
thematic research collections:
The
Valley of the Shadow: Two Communities in the American Civil War
Uncle
Tom's Cabin
Romantic
Circles
Amiens
Project
Victorian
London
Perseus
Project
The Making of America
guidelines for electronic publishing:
CCET
Committee Reports
CSE
Guidelines for Electronic Scholarly Editions
Recommendations
Re: CSE Guidelines
Electronic
Publishing Steering Committee Report on Electronic Publishing Strategies
for Cornell University
current national initiatives for electronic publishing
The
American Council of Learned Societies
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Information
Technology in Humanities Scholarship (ACLS Occasional Paper No. 37)
NINCH
Home Page
The
Open Archives Initiative
The
Stoa: A Consortium for Electronic Publication
The Electronic Cultural Atlas
national and international conferences and training:
Digitization
for Cultural Heritage Professionals--Houston 2000, Rice University
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ALLC/ACH
2000
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DRH2000
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Rare Book School
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