دانلود کتاب Computers in the humanities and the social sciences: Achievements of the 1980s, prospects for the 1990s. Proceedings of the Cologne Computer Conference 1988 uses of the computer in the humanities and social sciences held at the University of Cologne, September 1988

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Acknowledgements\nIntroduction\nThe Electronic Library and the Scholarship of the Future\nArchaeology\nData Visualisation in Archaeology\nAn Archaeological Research Support System with Databases of Japanese Ancient Tombs and Geographies\nOn the Computer-Aided Classification of Pottery Shapes\nDocumentation, Automatic Measuring, Object Retrieval and Reconstruction for Economic and Functional Research in Ancient Commercial Pottery by Statistical Analysis of Mathematical Object Structure (SAMOS)\nThe ARBOR Information System for Classical Archaeology and History of Art (or Tree Structures as Documents)\nA Database on Pompeii Paintings and Floors\nHistory of Art - Museum Systems\nMuseum-Databases Constructed Using STIPPLE\nA Colour Image Database for an Ethnology Museum - A Multi-Window System for Electronic Cataloguing and Browsing of Ethnographic Samples on the PC -\nFinding the Signs: Pictures of Medieval Life\nThe Use of Computer-Aided Design in Art - and Architectural History\nComputer and Musicology. Automatic Transcription of 16th Century Music: German Lute Tablatures\nHistory\nA Database of Justinianean Sources\nThe Medieval and Early Modem Data Bank in Europe and North America\nHomo ex Machina: Prosopography and Chartularies\nA Data Base for Research on Persons and Groups of Persons in the Middle Ages\nPatterns of Scientific Evolution: Short Term Cycles and Secular Waves\nThe Database Saint-Leger: Computer and History\nEstablishing a Reconstructive Metasource on Censorship of Novels in the Early French Enlightenment\nAn Analysis of the Components of Elite Migration: Viano Do Castelo, Minho 1826-1931\nThe French Criminal Justice System between 1831 and 1981: A Statistical Data Base\nDatabase Applications in Economic History: German Transport Statistics, 1835-1985\nSymbolic Dimensions of Serial Sources. Hermeneutical Problems of Reconstructing Political Biographies Based on Computerized Record Linkage\nThe German Parliamentarian Data Base: Catching the Complexities of Political Life-Histories\nThe Many Faces of a Nation in Arms: A Data Base on British Soldiers of the First World War\nData Service\nThe Establishment of a UK Historical Data Archive: Problems and Possibilities\nData Bases in the Social Sciences. Integration, Needs of Today and Resulting Concepts for the Future\nWorld Cultures: An Electronic Journal and Comparative Database\nThe Database of the German \"General Social Survey\" (ALLBUS)\nFRAVIS - A PC Based System for Documentation and Retrieval of Survey Questions\nEmpirical Research on the PC: The Case of Open Access II\nData Representation - Data Analysis\nProfessionalization in a Parliamentary System. Length of Membership in the German Reichstag - An Application of Event-History Analysis to Historical Duration Data\nApplications of Correspondence Analysis in Social Science Research\nComputer-Assisted Telephone Interviewing (CATI) in Social Research\nFull-Quasi-Likelihood Estimation of Structural Equation Models with Incomplete Data\nAnalysis of Non-Metric Dependent Variables\nPARAT - A Program for the Estimation of Parametric Transition Rate Models\nRealization of Missing Data Techniques within Statistical Program Packages and their Empirical Performance\nBasic Concepts and New Methods of Time Series Analysis in Historical Social Research\nScale-Analysis According to R. J. Mokken - A Probabilistic Extension of Guttman Scaling\nInteracting with Diagrams: Using a Graph Browser with a Research Database\nCarto-Net: International Access to Map and Archive Records\nExpert Systems - Information Systems\nConsiderations on the Use of an Expert System to Support Economic and Social Planning\nLegal Data Bases and Expert Systems in the European Community. The Possible Integration of Information Retrieval and Artificial Intelligence\nA Shell-Based Legal Expert System Prototype for Legislative Drafting\nExpert Systems as an Aid to Legislative Drafting\nNew Developments in the Legal Bibliographic Documentation\nThe Application of Terminology-Based Knowledge Data Bases in the Humanities and Social Sciences and its Impact on Research Methods\nConstruction of an Individuals Identification Help System\nThes Giur: An Experimental Thesaurus of Legal Terms\nModelling - Simulation\nStatistical Modelling\nReal Time Modelling\nComputer Simulations in the Social Sciences\nLinguistic Analysis - Content Analysis\nAutomatic Lemmatization of Latin Texts\nRelative Indexing of Documents in Microcomputer Systems. Principles, Testing and Evaluation\nElectronically Processed texts of Exotic Languages in Favour of the Integration of Description into Linguistic Discussion\nAn Expert System that Uses Abstract Features of a Poem to Identify its Most Probable Author\nComputer Assisted Interpretation of Detective Stories (CID - Computer- unterstützte Interpretation von Dedektivromanen). A Research Project\nA New Literary Classification Method: The Case of Jane Austen\nThe General Inquirer III\nCan Wordcrunchers Enable the User to Ask Significant Questions about Literary Texts?\nRelational Databases for Textual Data?\nA Plea for Incorporating a Textual Datamodel in Relational Databases\nMOLLUSCS - A Package for Poetry\nTUSTEP\nComputer Aided Instruction\nThe Social Implications of Computing in Student Residences\nComputer-Aided Instruction and Communication-Skills\nThe Computer Aided Instruction\nAcquisition and Communication of Knowledge about a Computer Program\nAcademic Computing Centers in American Universities\nComputers and the Freedom of Learning: Courses, Sources, Numbers and Historical Understanding\nCALL - A Reasonable Perspective?\nThe Interaction of Teaching and Research in Computer-Based History\nStandardization - Study Descriptions\nThe Demands of the Historical Disciplines on Machine Readable Sources - And the Consequences for their Standardization\nTowards a Standard for the Description of Historical Datasets\nStudy Description Adjustments for Historical Research\nThe Standard Study Description at the ESRC Data Archive\nDevelopment of a Standard for Encoding Literary and Linguistic Materials\nList of Contributors\nIndex