Wednesday, March 23, 2005
Guilty as charged (till now anyway;) ::
Someone I was talking to about the idea of an open access Biblical Studies article repository asked the obvious question: "Have you pre- or post-printed your articles, Tim?" The answer, typically for a raging P on the Myers Briggs was "Uh, some...". So I have spent some time putting a few more up (those previously online are already linked from my CV):
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Someone I was talking to about the idea of an open access Biblical Studies article repository asked the obvious question: "Have you pre- or post-printed your articles, Tim?" The answer, typically for a raging P on the Myers Briggs was "Uh, some...". So I have spent some time putting a few more up (those previously online are already linked from my CV):
- Tim Bulkeley, "Hypertext Bible Commentary and Encyclopaedia: a New Zealand-based international electronic publishing project", Stimulus, 2004, 12:3, 4348
- Tim Bulkeley, "Hypertext and Publication in Biblical Studies" SBL Forum http://sbl-site.org/Article.aspx?ArticleId=261], 2004
- Tim Bulkeley, "Form, Medium and Function: The Rhetorics and Poetics of Text and Hypertext in Humanities
Publishing", International Journal of the Book 1, 2003,
317-327 - Tim Bulkeley, 'Commentary beyond the Codex: Hypertext and the Art of Biblical Commentary' in Johann
Cook (ed.) Bible and Computer Leiden: Brill, 2002, 641-651
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