Association for Literary and Linguistic Computing

Bursary award winners

Year Name Affiliation Paper/Poster Title

2008 Neal Audenaert Texas A&M University, USA

(co-authors: George Lucchese, Grant Sherrick, Richard Furuta) CritSpace: Using Spatial Hypertext to Model Visually Complex Documents

(co-author: Richard Furuta) Defi ning Macro-level Structure for Image-Based Electronic Editions

Kim Luyckx University of Antwerp, Belgium (co-author: Walter Daelemans) Using syntactic features to predict author personality from text

Eleni Pantou-Kikkou King’s College London, UK (co-authors: Geoffrey Rockwell, Willard McCarty) The Dictionary of Words in the Wild

Mary L. Tripp University of Central Florida, USA

(co-authors: Rudy McDaniel, Stephen Fiore, Natalie Underberg, Karla Kitalong, J. Michael Moshell) Designing Usable Learning Games for the Humanities: Five Research Dimensions

(co-authors: Thomas Rudy McDaniel, Natalie Underberg, Karla Kitalong, Steve Fiore) Knight’s Quest: A Video Game to Explore Gender and Culture in Chaucer’s England

Video Game Avatar: From Other to Self-Transcendence and Transformation

Takafumi Suzuki University of Tokyo, Japan Extracting author-specific expressions using random forest for use in the sociolinguistic analysis of political speeches

Brian David Walker Lancaster University, UK Using Wmatrix to investigate the narrators and characters of Julian Barnes’ Talking It Over

2007 Ron Van den Branden Royal Academy of Dutch Language and Literature, Belgium

A Descriptive Classification Generator for Electronic Editions

TEI By Example

Through the Reading Glass: Generating an Editorial Microcosm Through Experimental Modelling

Maki Miyake Osaka University, Japan A Network Structure of the Synoptic Gospels Employing Clustering Coefficients

Suzana Sukovic University of Technology - Sydney, Australia Scholarly (R)evolution: Roles of E-texts in the Research Process in the Humanities

Raffaele Viglianti University of Pisa, Italy MusicXML: An XML Based Approach to Automatic Musicological Analysis

2006 Lorna Gibson King's College London, United Kingdom Musicology of the Future [PDF]

Matti Hosio University of Oulu, Finland Personal Video Menager: A Tool for Navigating in Video Archives [PDF]

Ilkka Juuso University of Oulu, Finland Novel tools for creating and visualizing metadata for digital movie retrieval [PDF]

Nikoleta Pappa University College London, United Kingdom

If you build it will they come? The LAIRAH study: quantifying the use of online resources in the Arts and Humanities through statistical analysis of user log data [PDF]

The (In)Visibility of Digital Humanities Resources in Academic Contexts [PDF]

Amélie Zöllner-Weber Bielefeld University, Germany Ontology for a formal Description of Literary Characters [PDF]

2005 Aaron Coburn Middlebury College, vermont, USA Text Modeling and Visualisation with network Graphs

Nicolò D'Ercole University of Pisa HyperJournal

Gretchen Gueguen University of Maryland, USA Letters and Lacunae: Editing an Electronic Scholarly Edition of Correspondence

Federico Meschini Tuscia University, Italy Classifying the Chimera

Elena Pierazzo University of Pisa, Italy An Encoding Model for Librettos: the Opera Liber DTD

2004 Michele Barbera University of Bologna, Italy The Hyper-Learning Project

David Beavan SCOTS Project, University of Glasgow, UK A Generic Application for Corpus Management and Administration

Luisa Carrer Division of European Languages and Culture, University of Edinburgh, UK Multiculturalità e rete: voci migranti in Italia

Kevin Hawkins Graduate School of Library and Information Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Theoretical Issues in Text Encoding: A Critical Review

Constantina Stamou University of Luton, UK Regression Trees in Stylometry

2003 Maria Blume Cornell Institute for Social and Economoc Research and Cornell Language Acquisition Cornell University Ithaca, USA Creating a Virtual Center as an International Web-Based Interactive Infrastructure for Research and Teaching in the Language Sciences: A New Research and Library Collaboration.

Anna Sexton School of Library, Archive and Information Studies, University College London Research Integrating TEI and EAD to Create Usable and Re-usable Archival Resources

2002 Barbara Arnold German Dept., University of Exeter, UK Crunching numbers in the 'Night Watches of Bonaventura': A computer-aided contribution to author's lexicography

Kjersti Björnestad Berg Department of Information Science, University of Bergen, Norway A computational model for MLCD

Fiona Douglas University of Glasgow The Scottish Corpus of Texts and Speech: problems of corpus design

Vika Zafrin Italian Studies Dept., Brown University, Providence, USA The Myth of Roland and Its Function as Cultural Hypertext as Expressed in 'RolandHT'

2001 Barbara Bordalejo Centre for Technology and the Arts, De Montfort University, UK The Order of the Canterbury Tales: Praxis of Computer Analysis

Michael Brown Orlando Project Intertextual Encoding in the Writing of Women's Literary History

Colin Gardner The Bakhtin Centre, University of Sheffield, UK Versions of Interactivity: Meta-interpretive Response in Hypertext Fiction

Matthew Spencer Department of Biochemistry, University of Cambridge, UK Reconstructing the stemma of a textual tradition from the order of sections in manuscripts

Paul Trafford Humanities Computing Unit, University of Oxford, UK Building flexible language-learning systems: Perl and HTML vs. XML and XSL

2000 Edward Vanhoutte Office for Scholarly Editing and Document Studies (BEB/OSEDS), Belgium Textual Variation, Electronic Editions and Hypertext

Melissa Terras University of Oxford, UK Border Crossing: Engineers, Papyrologists, and the Graphical Use Interface

Jill Seal Nottingham Trent University, UK Perdita's Progress: Raising Standards in a TEI-based Approach to Cataloguing Early Modern Manuscripts

Montserrat Nofre Maiz University of Barcelona, Spain Word order in Latin prose applied to a case of authorship attribution

Margaret Urban University of California, Berkeley, USA Shouting and Screaming: Manner and Noise Verbs in Communication

1999 Peter Karas Humanities Computing Unit, University of Oxford, UK Initiate, Innovate, Collaborate: A New Model for Humanities Computing Teaching and Resource Development

Teresa Dobson Department of English, University of Alberta, Canada Mind the Gap: Reading Literary Hypertext

Claire Warwick Department of Information Studies, University of Sheffield, UK English literature, electronic text, and computer analysis: An impossible combination?

Paul Barrette Department of Classics, McMaster University, Canada The Quest in Classical Literature: Structuralism and Databases

1998 Fabienne Baider University of Toronto, Canada An Introduction to Toposator

G. Aileen Clark University of Ottowa, Canada Disambiguating perroquet in the roman : Modernizing Firthian principles with computational tools

Mavis Cournane Computer Centre, University College Cork, Ireland What can you do with a TEI Writing System Declaration?

Karen Gusto University of Toronto, Canada An Introduction to Toposator

Bruce Robertson Department of Classics, University of Toronto, Canada The Java and Ancient Greek API and its Applications

1997 Arienne Dwyer Universität Mainz, Germany Hand-to-Hand Wrestling with Small Linguistic Corpora

1996 Jan-Mirko Maczewski University of G–ttingen, Germany A CoALiTS Case Study: Virginia Woolf's The Waves in French and German Translations

Fiona Tweedie University of the West of England, UK The Provenance of Christian Doctrine, attributed to John Milton: An Evaluation of Alternative Statistical Methods (p. 95)

Year	Name	Affiliation	Paper/Poster Title
2008	Neal Audenaert	Texas A&M University, USA	(co-authors: George Lucchese, Grant Sherrick, Richard Furuta) CritSpace: Using Spatial Hypertext to Model Visually Complex Documents (co-author: Richard Furuta) Defi ning Macro-level Structure for Image-Based Electronic Editions
	Kim Luyckx	University of Antwerp, Belgium	(co-author: Walter Daelemans) Using syntactic features to predict author personality from text
	Eleni Pantou-Kikkou	King’s College London, UK	(co-authors: Geoffrey Rockwell, Willard McCarty) The Dictionary of Words in the Wild
	Mary L. Tripp	University of Central Florida, USA	(co-authors: Rudy McDaniel, Stephen Fiore, Natalie Underberg, Karla Kitalong, J. Michael Moshell) Designing Usable Learning Games for the Humanities: Five Research Dimensions (co-authors: Thomas Rudy McDaniel, Natalie Underberg, Karla Kitalong, Steve Fiore) Knight’s Quest: A Video Game to Explore Gender and Culture in Chaucer’s England Video Game Avatar: From Other to Self-Transcendence and Transformation
	Takafumi Suzuki	University of Tokyo, Japan	Extracting author-specific expressions using random forest for use in the sociolinguistic analysis of political speeches
	Brian David Walker	Lancaster University, UK	Using Wmatrix to investigate the narrators and characters of Julian Barnes’ Talking It Over
2007	Ron Van den Branden	Royal Academy of Dutch Language and Literature, Belgium	A Descriptive Classification Generator for Electronic Editions TEI By Example Through the Reading Glass: Generating an Editorial Microcosm Through Experimental Modelling
	Maki Miyake	Osaka University, Japan	A Network Structure of the Synoptic Gospels Employing Clustering Coefficients
	Suzana Sukovic	University of Technology - Sydney, Australia	Scholarly (R)evolution: Roles of E-texts in the Research Process in the Humanities
	Raffaele Viglianti	University of Pisa, Italy	MusicXML: An XML Based Approach to Automatic Musicological Analysis
2006	Lorna Gibson	King's College London, United Kingdom	Musicology of the Future [PDF]
	Matti Hosio	University of Oulu, Finland	Personal Video Menager: A Tool for Navigating in Video Archives [PDF]
	Ilkka Juuso	University of Oulu, Finland	Novel tools for creating and visualizing metadata for digital movie retrieval [PDF]
	Nikoleta Pappa	University College London, United Kingdom	If you build it will they come? The LAIRAH study: quantifying the use of online resources in the Arts and Humanities through statistical analysis of user log data [PDF] The (In)Visibility of Digital Humanities Resources in Academic Contexts [PDF]
	Amélie Zöllner-Weber	Bielefeld University, Germany	Ontology for a formal Description of Literary Characters [PDF]
2005	Aaron Coburn	Middlebury College, vermont, USA	Text Modeling and Visualisation with network Graphs
	Nicolò D'Ercole	University of Pisa	HyperJournal
	Gretchen Gueguen	University of Maryland, USA	Letters and Lacunae: Editing an Electronic Scholarly Edition of Correspondence
	Federico Meschini	Tuscia University, Italy	Classifying the Chimera
	Elena Pierazzo	University of Pisa, Italy	An Encoding Model for Librettos: the Opera Liber DTD
2004	Michele Barbera	University of Bologna, Italy	The Hyper-Learning Project
	David Beavan	SCOTS Project, University of Glasgow, UK	A Generic Application for Corpus Management and Administration
	Luisa Carrer	Division of European Languages and Culture, University of Edinburgh, UK	Multiculturalità e rete: voci migranti in Italia
	Kevin Hawkins	Graduate School of Library and Information Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,	Theoretical Issues in Text Encoding: A Critical Review
	Constantina Stamou	University of Luton, UK	Regression Trees in Stylometry
2003	Maria Blume	Cornell Institute for Social and Economoc Research and Cornell Language Acquisition Cornell University Ithaca, USA	Creating a Virtual Center as an International Web-Based Interactive Infrastructure for Research and Teaching in the Language Sciences: A New Research and Library Collaboration.
	Anna Sexton	School of Library, Archive and Information Studies, University College London Research	Integrating TEI and EAD to Create Usable and Re-usable Archival Resources
2002	Barbara Arnold	German Dept., University of Exeter, UK	Crunching numbers in the 'Night Watches of Bonaventura': A computer-aided contribution to author's lexicography
	Kjersti Björnestad Berg	Department of Information Science, University of Bergen, Norway	A computational model for MLCD
	Fiona Douglas	University of Glasgow	The Scottish Corpus of Texts and Speech: problems of corpus design
	Vika Zafrin	Italian Studies Dept., Brown University, Providence, USA	The Myth of Roland and Its Function as Cultural Hypertext as Expressed in 'RolandHT'
2001	Barbara Bordalejo	Centre for Technology and the Arts, De Montfort University, UK	The Order of the Canterbury Tales: Praxis of Computer Analysis
	Michael Brown	Orlando Project	Intertextual Encoding in the Writing of Women's Literary History
	Colin Gardner	The Bakhtin Centre, University of Sheffield, UK	Versions of Interactivity: Meta-interpretive Response in Hypertext Fiction
	Matthew Spencer	Department of Biochemistry, University of Cambridge, UK	Reconstructing the stemma of a textual tradition from the order of sections in manuscripts
	Paul Trafford	Humanities Computing Unit, University of Oxford, UK	Building flexible language-learning systems: Perl and HTML vs. XML and XSL
2000	Edward Vanhoutte	Office for Scholarly Editing and Document Studies (BEB/OSEDS), Belgium	Textual Variation, Electronic Editions and Hypertext
	Melissa Terras	University of Oxford, UK	Border Crossing: Engineers, Papyrologists, and the Graphical Use Interface
	Jill Seal	Nottingham Trent University, UK	Perdita's Progress: Raising Standards in a TEI-based Approach to Cataloguing Early Modern Manuscripts
	Montserrat Nofre Maiz	University of Barcelona, Spain	Word order in Latin prose applied to a case of authorship attribution
	Margaret Urban	University of California, Berkeley, USA	Shouting and Screaming: Manner and Noise Verbs in Communication
1999	Peter Karas	Humanities Computing Unit, University of Oxford, UK	Initiate, Innovate, Collaborate: A New Model for Humanities Computing Teaching and Resource Development
	Teresa Dobson	Department of English, University of Alberta, Canada	Mind the Gap: Reading Literary Hypertext
	Claire Warwick	Department of Information Studies, University of Sheffield, UK	English literature, electronic text, and computer analysis: An impossible combination?
	Paul Barrette	Department of Classics, McMaster University, Canada	The Quest in Classical Literature: Structuralism and Databases
1998	Fabienne Baider	University of Toronto, Canada	An Introduction to Toposator
	G. Aileen Clark	University of Ottowa, Canada	Disambiguating perroquet in the roman : Modernizing Firthian principles with computational tools
	Mavis Cournane	Computer Centre, University College Cork, Ireland	What can you do with a TEI Writing System Declaration?
	Karen Gusto	University of Toronto, Canada	An Introduction to Toposator
	Bruce Robertson	Department of Classics, University of Toronto, Canada	The Java and Ancient Greek API and its Applications
1997	Arienne Dwyer	Universität Mainz, Germany	Hand-to-Hand Wrestling with Small Linguistic Corpora
1996	Jan-Mirko Maczewski	University of G–ttingen, Germany	A CoALiTS Case Study: Virginia Woolf's The Waves in French and German Translations
	Fiona Tweedie	University of the West of England, UK	The Provenance of Christian Doctrine, attributed to John Milton: An Evaluation of Alternative Statistical Methods (p. 95)

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