维多利亚时代小说研究的数字资源综述

IF 0.6 0 LITERATURE, BRITISH ISLES Dickens Studies Annual Pub Date : 2022-03-01 DOI:10.5325/dickstudannu.53.1.0070
Lydia Craig
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利用开放获取、机构化和仅限订阅的数字数据库进行研究可以推进维多利亚文学的研究。尽管偶尔会出现样本量、访问障碍或OCR不好的问题,但正如所提供的研究实例所示,这些数据库中有数量空前的19世纪文献等待审查。讨论了几个关于维多利亚时代小说、文学文化或种族的长期或近期项目在个人研究和课堂教学中的应用。其中包括最近公布的数据库《One More Voice》和《Unscinding the Victorian Classroom》,它们将非欧洲视角带到了话语的前沿,以回应最近的中心化呼吁,并与之前因种族差异而被埋葬在档案中的边缘化的19世纪声音接触。通过提供对十九世纪生活的新视角,初级资料现在可以丰富学术和学术大纲。数字扫描,如果被定义为免费访问或公平使用,可以被征用用于以文学写作、出版、文化或历史调查为中心的开创性项目。
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An Overview of Digital Resources for the Study of Victorian Fiction
Utilizing open-access, institutional, and subscription-only digital databases for research can advance studies in Victorian literature. Despite occasional issues with sample size, barriers to access, or bad OCR, these databases hold unprecedented quantities of nineteenth-century literature awaiting scrutiny, as indicated by research examples provided. Several long-standing or recent projects on the novel, literary culture, or race in the Victorian era are discussed in terms of their application for personal research and classroom instruction. Among these are the recently unveiled databases One More Voice and Undisciplining the Victorian Classroom, which bring non-European perspectives to the forefront of discourse in answer to the recent call to center and engage with marginalized nineteenth-century voices previously buried in archives due to racial difference. Primary sources, by offering new perspectives on life in the nineteenth century, can now enrich both scholarship and academic syllabi. Digital scans, if defined as free access or fair use, can be requisitioned for groundbreaking projects centered around literary writing, publication, and culture, or historical inquiry.
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