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摘要:梅尔维尔的旁注在线是作者于2006年创建的,目的是使学术界广泛获得梅尔维尔阅读的证据。MMO延续了Merton M. Sealts, Jr.和Wilson Walker Cowen的工作,保留了梅尔维尔已知拥有或借用的书籍的记录,并对其旁注进行了数字编辑,以供网络用户开放访问。该项目的跨学科合作产生了新的数字工具,用于访问和研究梅尔维尔的旁注。除了向读者介绍MMO及其特点外,本文还概述了梅尔维尔批评中的旁注研究,并解释了如何增强调查方法为评估和扩展早期对梅尔维尔的批评工作提供了重要机会。随着它的范围扩展到自然语言处理和来源研究领域,随着它的技术进一步发展,MMO将为学者、学生和爱好者提供一种能力,使他们能够以新的精度识别梅尔维尔的阅读对他自己的文学作品的影响。我们相信,以数据为基础的学术研究,将建立在过去一个世纪中最好的梅尔维尔批评的基础上,并将梅尔维尔研究推向对他的思想和写作的全面和翔实的认识。
The Technical Development and Expanding Scope of Melville's Marginalia Online
Abstract:Melville's Marginalia Online was created by the authors in 2006 with the goal of making evidence of Melville's reading broadly available to scholarship. Carrying on the work of Merton M. Sealts, Jr., and Wilson Walker Cowen, MMO maintains the documentary record of books Melville is known to have owned or borrowed and digitally edits his marginalia for open access by web users. Cross-disciplinary collaborations at the project have produced new digital tools for accessing and studying Melville's marginalia. In addition to introducing readers to MMO and its features, this article provides an overview of marginalia study in Melville criticism and explains how enhanced methods of inquiry present significant opportunities to assess and extend the work of earlier criticism on Melville. As its scope expands into areas of natural language processing and source study and as its technology is developed still further, MMO will provide scholars, students, and enthusiasts with the ability to identify the impact of Melville's reading on his own literary productions with new degrees of accuracy. Data informed scholarship, we believe, will build on the best Melville criticism of the past century and move Melville studies toward comprehensive and informed knowledge of his thought and writing.