Literary Annotation & Whipping Boys
An article by Matthias Bauer and Angelika Zirker on literary annotation and its new possibilities in the Digital Humanities (including the origins of the research project that led up to […]
On Annotation
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Annotations should answer two kinds of questions: first, questions which readers ask themselves while reading a text; second, questions which readers do not ask themselves while reading a text but which, after reading the annotation, they feel they should have asked.
Burkhard Niederhoff, Ruhr University Bochum, Germany
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The TEASys style guide
This homepage now includes the TEASys style guide, a continually updated style sheet for creating annotations with TEASys. Its aim is to help students and scholars alike in systematizing the […]
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In focus: the Annotated Web Edition Directory
Part of our research in annotation and the development of TEASys is to survey the practice of digital annotation as it is carried out by the many different literary editions […]
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Literary Annotation & Whipping Boys
An article by Matthias Bauer and Angelika Zirker on literary annotation and its new possibilities in the Digital Humanities (including the origins of the research project that led up to […]
