Digital Humanities and Publishing a Learned Journal

E-journal and Open Access Journal Publishing in the Humanities: Preliminary Results from a Survey among Byzantine Studies Scholars

This paper presents the preliminary results of a survey conducted by the National Documentation Centre/NHRF in the fall of 2010 among specialists in Byzantine Studies. The survey sought to assess needs and satisfaction with the electronic version of the journal ‘Byzantina Symmeikta’ and to assess scholarly attitudes about and practices in publishing in ejournals and open access journals among s...

Digital publishing in the faculties of arts and humanities: prospects, chances, and risks

As access to the internet has become absolutely common and data throughput has increased enormously by new transmission techniques, online accessible texts have more and more become an alternative to scientific publishing in books, anthologies, and journals. Texts that are openly accessible in online journals, forums for discussions, on university servers or on the personal homepage of a scient...

Electronic Publishing - A Journal and its Production

In this paper a structured conceptual design is propounded, leading to objectoriented virtual schemata for the representation of sans serif fonts as StieltjesTartaglia intersections of various smooth structures in fake 4-space. The prospects for improved rendering of stems and counters are discussed. An Object-Oriented Methodology for Quality Control in the Production of Sans Serif Fonts G. BUZ...

Formal Representation and Digital Humanities

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