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Comment on ModLab Workshop, Yale University by Modlab at Yale and a voyage to Italy | Digital Histories at Yale

Modlab at Yale and a voyage to Italy | Digital Histories at Yale — Thu, 10 May 2012 02:50:39 +0000

[...] day 1 of the ModLab Workshop at Yale with Dean Irvine, Matt Huculak, Kirsta Stapelfeldt, and Alan Stanley. We have great group [...]

Comment on Audrey Alexandra Brown: A Scholarly Exhibit by jana_mu

jana_mu — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 17:40:20 +0000

The mock-ups look great Karyn and what an important project! I'll email you privately with the executor's address, and it would probably be a good idea to check with The University of Victoria Special Collections.

Comment on Audrey Alexandra Brown: A Scholarly Exhibit by Karyn Huenemann

Karyn Huenemann — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 21:23:20 +0000

Mock-ups are at http://ceww.wordpress.com!! Sorry for that.

Comment on Audrey Alexandra Brown: A Scholarly Exhibit by Karyn Huenemann

Karyn Huenemann — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 21:22:18 +0000

I am the Project Manager for Dr. Carole Gerson’s Canada’s Early Women Writers (CEWW) project at Simon Fraser University, which aims to construct an online database of all Canadian women who published—in any genre, in any forum—before 1950. Like EMiC, CEWW is one of the seed projects for the Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory (CWRC).

Our updated database will include images, and I love the images of the young (1935) AA Brown on your blog. Could you please tell me how I might gain permission to use the upper left-had image for our database? To view how the image will be used, you can visit our “mock-up” pages at . Credit will, of course, be given below the image, as in the case of Annie Glen Broder.

Comment on Fun with Copyright by “Fun with Copyright” | Dr. J. Matthew Huculak

“Fun with Copyright” | Dr. J. Matthew Huculak — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 14:34:15 +0000

[...] EMiC blog. She shares some great resources with the community (especially for Canadian scholars): http://editingmodernism.ca/2012/04/fun-with-copyright/ This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Bookmark the permalink. ← CWRC TEI Editor; DH [...]

Comment on Fun with Copyright by Copyright Madness « Chasing Laferrière – An Academic Odyssey

[...] was thinking about my current predicament as I read Fun With Copyright over on the EMiC blog (which I am a member of for my Anne Hébert work). I’ll probably scour [...]

Comment on Fun with Copyright by Lee Bessette

Lee Bessette — Fri, 13 Apr 2012 13:12:34 +0000

Thanks for this! I am in the process of trying to track down copyright for my own project here on EMiC (Translations of Anne Hebert’s poetry) and this is great advice and information.

I’m also trying to figure out copyright when it comes to video materials, particularly ones that were distributed by now non-existent companies.

Comment on The English French-Canadian Modernist Canon: The Case of Anne Hébert by What’s New at University of Venus? 18 February 2012 « University of Venus

Tue, 13 Mar 2012 19:58:53 +0000

[...] Skallerup Bessette explains her digital humanities project at the Editing Modernism in Canada site and also gets back [...]

Comment on The Modernist Versions Project: Versioning Part III of Nostromo by kmikalson

kmikalson — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 19:59:56 +0000

This is a really interesting post, as I have just finished compiling a list of just under 700 person names, including their variations, that are printed in the 10 issues we have of Le Nigog. I faced many of the same problems. For example, what to do when there are several different Héberts, all occasionally referred to simply by their last name? And the very odd editorial decision: is God a person name? Is Jesus? Should they be tagged as the same person? What about Satan and the Virgin Mary? I was not expecting such a simple task to lead me into religious dilemmas.

I tried to be as consistent as possible in my recording of names, but as a subjective reader I still had the urge to include titles in the proper names for some people and not others, and spent quite a while debating whether women should be tagged as “Madame Blank” when men were simply tagged as “Blank.” It is good to know that someone else is also encountering these problems, it makes the time I spent pondering them seem less wasted.

Comment on Building websites using Drupal and Omeka by Anouk

Anouk — Tue, 28 Feb 2012 09:57:18 +0000

On Humanist today, Tanya Clement has posted about two of her students, Carin Yavorcik and Zane Schwarzlose, who are working with UVA’s Scholars’ Lab to update the Omeka plug-in
TEIDisplay. This will allow users to upload TEI documents so they will be displayed within the Omeka interface, which I thought might be something EMiC folks might find handy (more at
http://www.scholarslab.org/announcements/collaborative-mentoring-at-ut-and
-uva-co-developing-an-updated-teidisplay-for-omeka/). If you’re thinking of using Omeka for your EMiC project and want to have some input into the kind of features that would be useful, they’ve asked for feedback at DH Answers: http://digitalhumanities.org/answers/topic/how-do-you-display-tei-documents-online.