Required and Recommended Reading

Required Reading

Reading on Hypertext and the WWW

1. Ann Okerson. 1996. Who owns digital works? Scientific American. (July 1996) pp.80-84.
2. Austin, Andea. 1996. Notes on the collision between humanities scholarship and hypertext: Virtuality rewarded?. Text Technology 6.3: 182-191.
3. Browning, John. 1995. GIF us a break. Scientific American (March 1995). p. 40. [recommended but not included in reader].
4. DeDonno, Tom. 1996. Internet hypertext and emerging hypermedia technologies. Text Technology 5.2:61-79.
5. Eisenberg, Anne. 1996. Privacy and data collection on the net. Scientific American. March 1996:120. [recommended but not included in reader].
6. Hayles, N Katherine. 1996. Walking in water (review of Of two minds: hypertext pedagogy and poetics, by Michael Jove). Scientific American. (January 1996) pp.104-105.
7. Lawler, Andrew. 1995 NSF hands over the Internet. Science 267:1584-1585. (17 March 1995).
8. Mann, Charles. 1995. Regulating Cyberspace. Science 268:628-629 (5 May 1995).
9. Millier, J. Hillis. 1995. The ethics of hypertext. Diacritics 25.3: 27-39.
10. Scoville, Richard. 1996. Find it on the net. PC World (January 1996). pp 125-130.

Readings on Corpus Linguistics

1. Church, Kenneth W., and Robert L. Mercer. 1993. Introduction to the special issue on computational linguistics using large corpora. Computational linguistics 19.1 (March 1993). pp 1-24.
2. Oliver Christ. 1994. A modular and flexible architecture for an integrated corpus query system. Proceedings of COMPLEX '94, Budapest July 7-10, 1994. pp. 23-32.

Readings on AI and NLP

1. Antworth, Evan L. 1993. Review of Ritchie, et al. Computational morphology: practical mechanisms for the English lexicon (Cambridge, MIT Press, 1992). Computational Linguistics 18.3. pp. 367-367.

2. Damashek, Mark. 1995. Gauging similarity with n-grams: language-independent categorization of text. Science 267 (10 Feb 1995). pp. 843-848.

3. Deanne, Paul. 1995. Review of Saint-Dizier, P. and Viegas E. (eds.), Computational lexical semantics. Computational Linguistics 21.4 December 1995. pp. 593-697.

4. Dreyfus, Hubert L. 1992. What computers still can't do : a critique of artificial reason. Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press. pp. ix-lii.
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     Philos Q335 .D74 1992

5. Fillmore, Charles J. 1992. "Corpus linguistics" or "Computer-Aided Armchair linguistics". in Directions in corpus linguistics. Svartvik, Jan (ed.). Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. 37-60. Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press. pp. ix-lii.

6. Garfinkel, Simson. 1997. Happy Birthday, HAL: 2001 double take. Wired 5.01 (January 1997). pp. 120ff (WWW version in reader).

7. Gonnet, G. H. (Gaston H.) Handbook of algorithms and data structures. London. Reading, Mass. : Addison-Wesley Pub. Co., c1984. pp. 203-208.
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8. Heizmann, Susanne. 1995. Review of Arnold, D. et.al., Machine translation: an introductory guide. Computational Linguistics 21.4 December 1995. pp. 577-578.

9. Lenat, Douglas B. 1995. Artificial intelligence. Scientific American 273.3 (September 1995). pp 80-83.

10. Mulligan, Robert, Mark Altom, and David Simkin. 1991. User interface design in the trenches: some tips on shooting from the hip. ACM-0-89791-383/91/0004/0232.

11. Pinker, Steven. 1994. The language instinct. New York: W. Morrow and company. Chapter 7: Talking Heads. pp. 193-230.

12. Radzinski, Daniel. 1994. Review of Dorr, Bonnie Machine Translation: a view from the lexicon. Computational Linguistics 20.4 December 1994. pp. 670-676.

13. Salton, Gerard, James Allan, Chris Buckley, Amit Singhal. 1994. Automatic analysis, theme generation, and summarization of machine readable texts. Science 264 (3 Jun 1995). pp. 1421-1426.

14. Shannon, C.E. and Warren Weaver. The mathematical theory of communication. Urbana, University of Illinois Press, 1962, [c1949]. pp 3-25, 43-44.

15. Sperberg-McQueen and Lou Burnard (eds.) 1994. Guidelines for electronic text encoding and interchange (TEI P3). 2 vols. ACH, ACL, ALLC. Chapter on print dictionaries. pp 321-370.

16. Sproat, Richard. 1991. Review of Antworth, Evan, PC-KIMMO: a two-level processor for morphological analysis Computational Linguistics 17.2 June 1991. pp. 229-231.

17. Van Ess-Dykema. 1991. Review of Herwijnen, Eric van Practical SGML. Computational Linguistics 17.1 March 1991. pp. 110-116.

18. Velardi, Paulo, Maria Paziensa, and Michela Fasolo. 1991. How to encode semantic knowledge: a method for meaning representation and computer-aided acquisition. Computational Linguistics 17.2 June 1991. pp. 153-170.

19. Wheeler, Deirdre, and Bob Carpenter. 1995. Review of Bird, Stephen, Computational phonology: a constraint-based approach. Computational Linguistics 21.4 December 1995. pp. 598-603.

20. Zipf, George Kingsley. 1935. The psycho-biology of language; an introduction to dynamic philology. Boston, Houghton Mifflin Company. pp. 1-77.
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Recommended Reading

Brooks, Frederick P., Jr. The mythical man-month.: essays on software engineering. Reading, Mass: Addison-Wesley. 195 pp.

Dreyfus, Hubert L. 1992 (1972). What computers still can't do: a critique of artificial reason. MIT Press. 354 pp.

Sperberg-McQueen and Lou Burnard (eds.) Guidelines for electronic text encoding and interchange (TEI P3). 2 vols. ACH, ACL, ALLC

Till, David. 1996. Teach yourself PERL in 21 days (2nd ed.). Indianapolis: SAMS publishing. 870 pp. (and CD-ROM).

Suggested reference sources on programming, database, and specific software programs.

HyperCard References (in UCB libraries)

1. Anzovin, Steven. Compute!'s quick & easy guide to HyperCard. [Rev. ed.]. Greensboro, N.C. : Compute! Books, c1988.
      Moffitt QA76.8.M3 A663 1988b
2. Anzovin, Steven. Exploring HyperCard. Greensboro, N.C. : Compute! Books, c1988.
      Moffitt QA76.8.M3 A664 1988
3. [Apple Computer, Inc.] HyperCard script language guide : the HyperTalk language. Reading, Mass. : Addison-Wesley, c1988.
     Moffitt QA76.8.M3 H96 1988
4. [Apple Computer, Inc.] HyperCard stack design guidelines. Reading, Mass. : Addison-Wesley Pub. Co., c1989.
     Moffitt QA76.8.M3 H98 1989
5. Brown, Philip J. Hyper dictionary : a guide to the HyperTalk scripting language for HyperCard on an Apple Macintosh computer. New York : Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1988.
      Moffitt QA76.73.H96 B7 1988
6. Gluck, Myke. HyperCard, hypertext, and hypermedia for libraries and media centers. Englewood, Colo. : Libraries Unlimited, 1989
      Main Z678.93.H94 G58 1989
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7. Gold, Rebecca. HyperCard 2 Quickstart : [the step-by-step approach]. Carmel, IN : Que, c1992. Series title: Mac series.
      Moffitt QA76.8.M3 G63 1992
8. Goodman, Danny. The complete HyperCard 2.0 handbook. 3rd ed. Toronto ; New York : Bantam Books, 1990.
     Moffitt QA76.8.M3 G645 1990
9. Goodman, Danny. The complete HyperCard handbook. Toronto ; New York : Bantam Books, 1987. Series title: The Macintosh performance library.
     Moffitt QA76.8.M3 G6 1987
10. Goodman, Danny. The complete HyperCard handbook. 2nd ed. Toronto ; New York : Bantam Books, 1988. Series title: The Macintosh performance library.
      Moffitt QA76.8.M3 G658 1988
11. Goodman, Danny. Danny Goodman's HyperCard developer's guide. Toronto ; New York : Bantam Books, c1988. Series title: The Macintosh performance library.
      Moffitt QA76.8.M3 G659 1988
12. Harvey, Greg. Understanding HyperCard. San Francisco : Sybex, c1988.
      Moffitt QA76.8.M3 H4 1988
13. Jones, Mimi and Dave Myers. Hands-on HyperCard : designing your own applications. New York : J. Wiley, c1988.
      Moffitt QA76.8.M3 J66 1988
14. Kaehler, Carol. HyperCard power : techniques and scripts (foreword by Bill Atkinson ; illustrated by Kristee Kreitman and Marge Boots). Reading, Mass. : Addison-Wesley Pub. Co., c1988.
      Moffitt QA76.8.M3 K34 1988 *c2 copies
15. Maran, Richard. HyperCard QuickStart : a graphics approach. Carmel, Ind. : Que Corp., c1988.
      Moffitt QA76.8.M3 M367 1988
16. McClelland, Deke. Painting on the Macintosh : a non-artist's drawing guide to MacPaint, SuperPaint, PixelPaint, HyperCard, and many others. Homewood, Ill. : Dow-Jones Irwin, c1989. Series title: Dow Jones-Irwin desktop publishing library.
      Moffitt QA76.8.M3 M377 1989
17. Michel, Stephen L. HyperCard : the complete reference. Berkeley, Calif. : Osborne McGraw-Hill, c1989.
      Moffitt QA76.8.M3 M52 1988
18. Sanders, William B. HyperCard made easy. Glenview, Ill. : Scott, Foresman, c1988. Series title: Computer books.
      Moffitt QA76.8.M3 S27 1988
19. Sanders, William B. HyperCard made easy. 2nd ed. Glenview, Ill. : Scott, Foresman, c1989. Series title: Scott, Foresman Macintosh computer books.
      Moffitt QA76.8.M3 S27 1989
20. Shell, Barry. Running HyperCard with HyperTalk. Portland, Or. : Management Information Source, c1988. Series title: Macintosh collection.
      Moffitt QA76.8.M3 S54 1988
21. Stoddard, Jeff. HyperCard scripting : a HyperTalk language guide and tutorial : including version 1.2. 2nd ed. Renton, WA : Computer Co-op Books, c1988.
      Moffitt QA76.8.M3 S76 1988
22. Wilson, Stephen. Multimedia design with HyperCard / Stephen Wilson. Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice Hall, c1991.
      Moffitt QA76.8.M3 W58 1991

PERL References (in UCB libraries)

1. Quigley, Ellie. PERL by example. Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice Hall PTR, c1995
      Engin QA76.73.P22 Q53 1995
2. Schwartz, Randal L. Learning Perl. 1st ed. Sebastopol, CA : O'Reilly & Associates, 1993. Series title: Nutshell handbook.
     Engin QA76.73.P225 S39 1993
3. Wall, Larry and Randal L. Schwartz. Programming Perl. Minor correction. Sebastopol, CA : O'Reilly & Associates, c1991. Series title: Nutshell handbook.
     Astr/Math QA76.73.P22 W348 1990 Permanent Reserve
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