10001 manuscripts in practice: Perl, XML, medieval chronicles, and why Unicode rocks‎


Autoria(s): Andrews, Tara Lee
Data(s)

08/12/2008

Resumo

I work in the field of Armenian historiography. This means I get to play with medieval manuscripts. The things I'm doing with the manuscripts are theoretically interesting, but pretty boring in practice, so I'm using Perl to program away the most boring bits. I will talk about the problems of text criticism in general, what sorts of things can and can't be done by the computer, my initial aversion to XML, how I was shown (some of) the error of my ways, and how I'm combining a bunch of isolated pieces of technology that were mostly already in use to achieve fame and fortune in the world of Armenian studies.

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application/pdf

Identificador

http://boris.unibe.ch/43210/1/yapc_slides.pdf

Andrews, Tara Lee (8 December 2008). 10001 manuscripts in practice: Perl, XML, medieval chronicles, and why Unicode rocks‎ (Unpublished). In: Twin Cities Perl Workshop 2008. Vienna / Bratislava. 07.–08.12.2008.

doi:10.7892/boris.43210

Idioma(s)

eng

Relação

http://boris.unibe.ch/43210/

Direitos

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Fonte

Andrews, Tara Lee (8 December 2008). 10001 manuscripts in practice: Perl, XML, medieval chronicles, and why Unicode rocks‎ (Unpublished). In: Twin Cities Perl Workshop 2008. Vienna / Bratislava. 07.–08.12.2008.

Palavras-Chave #800 Literature, rhetoric & criticism #400 Language #180 Ancient, medieval & eastern philosophy
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info:eu-repo/semantics/conferenceObject

info:eu-repo/semantics/draft

NonPeerReviewed