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    Journal: Language Resources and Evaluation

    Volume 27, Issue 5-6

    305 -- 307Paul A. Fortier. Introduction
    309 -- 314Mark Olsen. Signs, symbols and discourses: A new direction for computer-aided literature studies
    315 -- 322Charles Henry. The surface of language and humanities computing
    341 -- 347Dennis Taylor. Literary texts and the state of the language: The role of the computer
    357 -- 364Donald Bruce. Towards the implementation of text and discourse theory in computer-assisted textual analysis
    365 -- 374Joel D. Goldfield. An argument for single-author and similar studies using quantitative methods: Is there safety in numbers?
    375 -- 385Paul A. Fortier. Babies, bathwater and the study of literature
    387 -- 394Greg Lessard, Johanne Bénard. Computerizing Céline
    395 -- 400Mark Olsen. Critical theory and textual computing: Comments and suggestions
    401 -- 420Eric Johnson, Whitney Bolton, Alexander L. Francis, Mark Samberg, MacKenzie Smith. Technical review
    421 -- 428Estelle Irizarry, Joseph A. Feustle. Courseware review

    Volume 27, Issue 4

    235 -- 247Richard Frautschi, Philippe Thoiron. Moderato Cantabile
    261 -- 275Maryvonne Longeart, Gilbert Boss, Douglas R. Skuce. Frame-based representation of philosophical systems using a knowledge engineering tool
    277 -- 284Brian Henderson-Sellers, David Cooper. Has classical music a fractal nature? - A reanalysis
    291 -- 293Whitney Bolton. Pushing the envelope
    295 -- 304Estelle Irizarry, Jeanie C. Crain, Roy Kunkle. Courseware reviews

    Volume 27, Issue 3

    225 -- 233Gregory R. Glau, Jeanie C. Crain, Janice Alexander, Beverly Diggs, Rochelle Lytton, MariBeth Risebig. Courseware reviews

    Volume 27, Issue 2

    85 -- 92Estelle Irizarry. The two authors of Columbus ::::Diary::::
    105 -- 110Richard E. Overill. On the combinatorial complexity of fuzzy pattern matching in music analysis
    121 -- 127Mark Olsen, Alice Music McLean. Optical character scanning: A discussion of efficiency and politics
    129 -- 131Paul A. Fortier. Book review
    133 -- 135Kyunghwan Kim. Technical review
    137 -- 144Jeanie C. Crain, Marci Abels, Syra Ibrahim, Bryan Keefhaver, Sundi Matthews, Margaret Stanton, Diane Newman. Courseware review
    147 -- 148Eric Johnson. Positions for computing humanists

    Volume 27, Issue 1

    1 -- 5Bernard Bel, Bernard Vecchione. Computational musicology
    7 -- 17Alan Smaill, Geraint A. Wiggins, Mitch Harris. Hierarchical music representation for composition and analysis
    19 -- 23Jacqueline Jones, Don Scarborough, Benjamin Miller. GTSIM A computer simulation of music perception
    25 -- 30Antonio Camurri, Marcello Frixione, Renato Zaccaria. A music knowledge representation system combining symbolic and analogic approaches
    31 -- 40Haruhiro Katayose, Seiji Inokuchi. Learning performance rules in a music interpretation system
    41 -- 47Henkjan Honing. A microworld approach to the formalization of musical knowledge
    49 -- 51Whitney Bolton. Vandals and bandits
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