Computers in Humanistic Research: Readings and Perspectives

abstract American analyzed applications archaeological archaeologists artifacts attitudes behavior bibliography Chapter complete computer program computer-oriented computerized concerned concordance content analysis course creative cultural data processing developed dictionary English example factor analysis field FORTRAN frequency frottole George Logemann Haydn historians humanistic research humanities important incipits individual input interested International involved Jan LaRue keypunch kind KWIC language LIBRARY linguistic Literary Data Processing literature machine magnetic tape manipulation manuscript material mathematical means mechanical methods Musical Information Retrieval Musicology operations paper patterns perhaps phonemic PL/I possible printed problem produced Professor published PUNCHED CARDS quantitative questions record relationships require retrieval RILM sample scholar scholarly scholarship sentences significant simply simulation social sort statistical structure style stylistic symbols tape task Tertullian thematic things University variables words