Ian Lancashire

Works

Should we teach programming in humanities computer courses?

Work type: panel / roundtable

Glyn Holmes, Ian Lancashire, Joseph Rudman, Melvin Wolf

Languages: English

Presented at 1987 - University of South Carolina - Columbia
Society for Conceptual and Content Analysis by Computer

Work type: panel / roundtable

Klaus Schmidt, Nancy Ide, Mary Dee Harris, Ian Lancashire

Languages: English

Presented at 1987 - University of South Carolina - Columbia
Variation in Speech

Work type: multipaper session

Ian Lancashire

Session papers:
Languages: English

Presented at 1991 - Arizona State University - Tempe
Phrasal Repetends in Literary Stylistics

Work type: paper

Ian Lancashire

Languages: English

Presented at 1992 - Christ Church, Oxford - Oxford
A Textbase of Early Modern English Dictionaries, 1499-1659

Work type: paper

Ian Lancashire

Parent session: Data Collection and Collections

Languages: English

Presented at 1993 - Georgetown University - Washington, D.C.
Adapting Web Electronic Libraries to English Studies

Full text is public

Work type: paper

Ian Lancashire, Christopher Douglas, Dennis G. Jerz

Keywords: electronic-library english web

Languages: English

Presented at 1997 - Queen's University - Kingston
Cybertextuality and Text Analysis

Full text is public

Work type: keynote / plenary

Ian Lancashire

Languages: English

Presented at 2005 - Victoria - Victoria

All Names

Lancashire, Ian

Given in 1987, 1987, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1997, 2005

All Affiliations

University of Toronto (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
Given in 1991, 1992, 1993, 1997, 2005
Centre for Computing in the Humanities - University of Toronto (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
Given in 1987, 1987, 1997