Contributors would earn trust points or, as in eBay's feedback score.īen Brumfield has created an extremely useful survey of MS transcription tools here. It would be under a history/version control system, so everything would be trackable.
A transcription that - like a Wikipedia article - would be open for others to improve or annotate, that would rely on crowdsourced cognitive surplus for contribution and gradual quality improvement. After all, we've got crowds, right? As always, the issue is quality control.īut just for a moment, imagine the scenario of an open, public, collaborative website where anybody can bring up an image of a Sanskrit manuscript and write a transcription in an adjacent window. This idea seems to hold great promise for the Indian case. “Melville’s Marginalia in Arthur Schopenhauer’s Studies in Pessimism.” Melville’s Marginalia Online (2012).The TEI world is discussing, amongst many things, the crowdsourcing of MS transcription. (see also the nifty network graph!)Īutobiography of Mark Twain, Volume 3, as associate editor (University of California Press, 2015). “Mark Twain: April Fool, 1884” (co-edited with Leslie Myrick), published in Scholarly Editing Vol. Post-processed TEI-XML, prepared illustrations. Since I am no longer at MTP, I have stopped working on the book, but it is expected to be completed soon.Įlectronic text of UC Press Tom Sawyer, by Mark Twain (summer 2017). The Innocents Abroad, by Mark Twain (as associate editor): (Forthcoming) I worked extensively on this scholarly edition as an associate editor with a team of editors at the Mark Twain Project from 2014–2017, performing various textual collations, writing contextual annotations for several chapters, and researching various historical and biographical information for the general editor of the volume. XML markup of digital surrogates of Melville’s books digital text analysis of marginalia in works of philosophy. Soon I am also planning to begin work on the Melville family correspondence project. Adding revision narratives to early chapters with Juxta editions. Herman Melville Electronic Library:Īnnotation of fluid text edition of Billy Budd, Sailor with TextLab. It will also offer, for the first time, a textual history of the anthology and its role within the network of abolitionism and anthologies in the early nineteenth century. It will be based on all the surviving manuscripts of the submissions (with their covering letters). Started in March 2018 with the support of a digital humanities start-up grant from the John Rylands Research Institute (University of Manchester), this project is creating a digital edition of Mary Anne Rawson’s 1834 anti-slavery anthology. The Bow and the Cloud and the Networks of Anti-Slavery Literature in Great Britain. It is the result of a collaboration among climate activists in the DH community in the UK and Europe that began in November 2021 and continues to be updated. It is geared towards digital practices, but also touches on general areas such as travel and advocacy. The Toolkit is a guide to making your research practices more environmentally responsible. (as of November 2022) Digital Humanities Climate Coalition Toolkit The Bow and the Cloud and the Networks of Anti-Slavery Literature in Great Britain.Digital Humanities Climate Coalition Toolkit.
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