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crl-15029	De Belder, Kurt	Literary Texts in an Electronic Age: Scholarly Implications and Library Services (Book Review)	1996-01-01	4	.pdf	application/pdf	2512	110	51	Susan Hockey offers a succinct histori- cal overview of electronic texts in the humanities since the 1940s, emphasizing the necessity of descriptive markup that recognizes the structural components of texts and demonstrating the ways in which some of the lessons learned have been applied to digital imaging. Scholars with solid experience in this area could have ex- plored the possibilities and limitations of these systems; the ways in which elec- tronic texts can further current research; new areas of humanities research that now can be effectively tapped by using electronic texts; the searching capabilities and effectiveness comparing the SGML- encoded text corpora to the ARTFL data- base (Chicago) of French texts that does not use SGML; the usefulness and/ or limitations of minim a l structural markup and the possible need for more sophisticated but expensive higher-level markup; innovative ways of incorporat- ing electronic texts in day-to-day teach- ing, their requirements of and needs for analytical tools; and the impact of these systems on humanities research method- ology.	cache/crl-15029.pdf	txt/crl-15029.txt