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Full-Text Articles in Other Arts and Humanities
Review Of The Papers Of Abraham Lincoln: Legal Documents And Cases. Edited By Daniel W. Stowell, Susan Krause, John A. Lupton, Stacy Pratt Mcdermott, Christopher A. Schnell, Dennis E. Suttles, Kelley B. Clausing, And R. Dan Monroe., Anthony M. Joseph
Documentary Editing: Journal of the Association for Documentary Editing (1979–2011)
Lincoln’s long career as a lawyer has been as much the subject of winsome anecdote as comprehensive scholarly study—an unhappy balance caused in part by the lack of readily accessible documents bearing on his practice. That problem, however, was remedied in stunning fashion with the publication in 2000 of the massive digital edition of Lincoln’s legal papers, The Law Practice of Abraham Lincoln (LPAL). The LPAL produced more than 96,000 searchable documents spanning over 5,000 cases and nearly 500 nonlitigation activities through the course of Lincoln’s legal career. The present selective letterpress edition in four volumes continues the same tradition …
The “Almanacks” Of Mary Moody Emerson: A Scholarly Digital Edition, Noelle Baker, Sandra Harbert Petrulionis
The “Almanacks” Of Mary Moody Emerson: A Scholarly Digital Edition, Noelle Baker, Sandra Harbert Petrulionis
Documentary Editing: Journal of the Association for Documentary Editing (1979–2011)
Born in Concord, Massachusetts, on the eve of the American Revolution, Mary Moody Emerson (1774–1863) is most widely known today as the brilliant aunt of American Transcendentalist Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803–1882). She was, however, an exciting figure in her own right: a scholar, a theologian, a proto-feminist, and an author whose writings offer a rare and prolific example of early American women’s intellectual production. In 1804, when she was thirty, and again in her seventies, Emerson published a handful of periodical essays. 1 But her most significant literary accomplishment is an unpublished series of manuscript “Almanacks” (c. 1804–1855), a miscellany …
Reading Music: Representing Female Performance In Nineteenth-Century British Piano Method Books And Novels, Laura Vorachek
Reading Music: Representing Female Performance In Nineteenth-Century British Piano Method Books And Novels, Laura Vorachek
English Faculty Publications
The editorial content of piano method books published in the nineteenth century contributed to the gendering of the domestic piano by targeting a middle-class female audience. At the same time, these tutorials circumscribed the ability and ambition of female pianists, cautioning women against technical display or performing challenging pieces in company, thereby reinforcing the stereotype of the graceful, demure woman who played a little. However, this effort was complicated by both the tutorials themselves and contemporary fiction. The middle-class women reading these tutorials also read novels—a fact the method books occasionally acknowledge—which often presented a very different picture of women’s …
Hadith-Hadith Dalam Kitab Sayr Al-Salikin Karangan Syeikh 'Abd Al-Samad Al-Falimbani : Satu Kajian Dalam Bab Al-Salat ., Wan Aminurrashid Wan Abd Hamid
Hadith-Hadith Dalam Kitab Sayr Al-Salikin Karangan Syeikh 'Abd Al-Samad Al-Falimbani : Satu Kajian Dalam Bab Al-Salat ., Wan Aminurrashid Wan Abd Hamid
Student Works (2010-2019)
Sayr al-Sālikīn is among the classical works of Syeikh ‘Abd al-Samad al-Falimbani. It comprises of four volumes which contain many hadīths, among which on hadīths of prayer. Writer only study one hundred sixteen (116) hadiths on the subject of prayer first constituent with approach to external criticism (al-Naqd al-Khārijiy). This study is to identify sources of hadīth, status of each hadīth, also explainations on each hadīth. This study is done by research in the library (library research) using the method of takhrīj namely to identify the sources of hadith, then writer referring to al-Marāji‘ al-Asliyyah (primary sources) as well as …
Sumbangan Abdul Ra'uf Al-Singkili Dalam Bidang Hadith : Analisis Teks Pilihan Al-Mawó‘Iú Al-Badô‘Ah., Elit Ave Hidayatullah
Sumbangan Abdul Ra'uf Al-Singkili Dalam Bidang Hadith : Analisis Teks Pilihan Al-Mawó‘Iú Al-Badô‘Ah., Elit Ave Hidayatullah
Student Works (2010-2019)
This study entitles “Contribution of Abd Al-Ra’uf Al-Singkili in hadith: an analysis of the selected text of al-MawÉ‘iÐ al-BadÊ’ah”. The ultimate aims of this study is to analyze one of Al-Singkilis’ work on hadith entitles “MawÉ‘iÐ al-BadÊ’”. The study consists of six chapters. First chapter is an introduction upon this study. Second chapter is the biography of Abd Al-Ra’uf Al-Singkili. Third chapter is the introduction of MawÉ‘iÐ al-BadÊ’. Forth chapter is an analysis of the methodology of arranging and writing hadith on MawÉ‘iÐ al-BadÊ’. Fifth chapter is critical edition of the selected jawis’ text of MawÉ‘iÐ al-BadÊ’. Sixth chapter is …
Experiencing Women’S History As A Documentary Editor, Ann D. Gordon
Experiencing Women’S History As A Documentary Editor, Ann D. Gordon
Documentary Editing: Journal of the Association for Documentary Editing (1979–2011)
This is a modest revision of a paper written for a panel on the past and future of historical editing at the annual meeting of the Association for Documentary Editing in 2008. I thank Esther Katz for reading it in my stead. Richard Leffler edited the original and made valuable recommendations. This list of the women whose papers have received editorial treatment is not an exhaustive one. For Addams, see The Jane Addams Papers [microfilm] , ed. Mary Lynn McCree Bryan, (Ann Arbor, Mich.: University Microfilms International, 1984), and The Selected Papers of Jane Addams, eds. Mary Lynn McCree Bryan, …
An Assessment Of Recent Developments In Historical Editing, Jennifer E. Steenshorne
An Assessment Of Recent Developments In Historical Editing, Jennifer E. Steenshorne
Documentary Editing: Journal of the Association for Documentary Editing (1979–2011)
The American historical editing profession has a rich and varied history of publishing projects ranging from the collected papers of great men and women to diaries of relatively obscure individuals. However, one senses that as the profession enters the twenty-first century, as new technologies appear, and as boundaries between disciplines are blurred, the profession is at a loss as to where to place itself. This article is based on a survey of current projects, both in the United States and internationally, from a variety of disciplines, and in both traditional print and new media. My aim is to broaden our …
In Memoriam: W. W. Abbot (1922–2009), Making Something Of Life, Philander D. Chase
In Memoriam: W. W. Abbot (1922–2009), Making Something Of Life, Philander D. Chase
Documentary Editing: Journal of the Association for Documentary Editing (1979–2011)
George Washington, Bill Abbot wrote in his 1989 essay “An Uncommon Awareness of Self,” “saw life as something a person must make something of.” Several years of patiently editing Washington’s pre-Revolutionary papers had left Bill “with the impression of a man driven to master every aspect of his life and to make the most of what life offered.” Anyone who had the privilege of working with Bill Abbot, particularly during his long and distinguished documentary editing career spanning the last third of his life, is left with a similar impression of Bill himself.
Life Service Award Presented To Rich Leffler, John P. Kaminski
Life Service Award Presented To Rich Leffler, John P. Kaminski
Documentary Editing: Journal of the Association for Documentary Editing (1979–2011)
I have known Rich Leffler for more than forty years. We both came to the University of Wisconsin in 1967 as graduate students in the Department of History. He came from New York and I from Chicago. Rich started to work informally with the Ratification project in 1969–70, when he went to Raleigh, North Carolina, to do research on his dissertation. He searched libraries for the Ratification project, the First Federal Elections project, and the First Federal Congress project. Officially, Rich started to work full time on the project in 1973, first as a researcher, then as assistant editor, associate …
The Construction Of Locative Situations: Locative Media And The Situationist International, Recuperation Or Redux?, Conor Mcgarrigle
The Construction Of Locative Situations: Locative Media And The Situationist International, Recuperation Or Redux?, Conor Mcgarrigle
Articles
A trend exists within locative media art of invoking the practices of the Situationist International (SI) as an art historical and theoretical background to contemporary practices. It is claimed that locative media seeks to re-enchant urban space though the application of locative technologies to develop novel and experimental methods for navigating, exploring and experiencing the city. To this end, SI concepts such as psychogeography and the techniques of detournement and the de ́rive (drift) have exerted considerable influence on locative media practices, but questions arise as to whether this constitutes a valid contemporary appropriation or a recuperative co-option, serving to …
Models Of Digital Documentation: The 19th-Century Concord Digital Archive, Amy E. Earhart
Models Of Digital Documentation: The 19th-Century Concord Digital Archive, Amy E. Earhart
Documentary Editing: Journal of the Association for Documentary Editing (1979–2011)
As with many digital archives, The 19th-Century Digital Concord Archive (CDA) started as a website utilizing simple technology and has evolved to a more technologically advanced scholarly site. The CDA joins an interdisciplinary team from the Department of English, Texas A&M University; the Digital Humanities Initiative, the College of Liberal Arts, Texas A&M University; the Map and GIS Collections and Services, Texas A&M University Libraries; and the Concord Free Public Library, Concord, Massachusetts, in the development of infrastructures that allow the entities to share metadata easily, develop innovative, visually-based search functions, and make visible and accessible the cultural record of …
“Dangerous Thoughts”? Margaret Sanger’S World Trip Journal, Japan, 1922, Peter C. Engelman
“Dangerous Thoughts”? Margaret Sanger’S World Trip Journal, Japan, 1922, Peter C. Engelman
Documentary Editing: Journal of the Association for Documentary Editing (1979–2011)
Sanger’s longest and, I would argue, most significant piece of travel writing was her 1922 World Trip Journal, which chronicles her six-month tour to discuss birth control in Japan, Korea, China, Hong Kong and Ceylon, with stops in Yemen and Egypt, vacation time on the European continent, and a major conference in London. Coming just a few months after she formed the American Birth Control League in New York, the world tour raised Sanger’s international profile and gave her increased prominence at home, solidifying her leadership of the American movement. My focus in what follows is on the first leg …
Scholarly Editing In A Web 2.0 World: Presidential Address, October 16, 2009, Cathy Moran Hajo
Scholarly Editing In A Web 2.0 World: Presidential Address, October 16, 2009, Cathy Moran Hajo
Documentary Editing: Journal of the Association for Documentary Editing (1979–2011)
How many of you remember when the World Wide Web was new? I remember being thrilled by the things I could do, the information that I could find quickly, and the ability to spread the word about our work. I also remember being unsure how the Web would change the practice of editing. Lately, the design advances and the use of Web technology often described in shorthand as Web 2.0 have made me feel that way again. I am excited about the possibilities, but uncertain about some of the underlying premises of Web 2.0 and what it might mean to …
Review Of The Joseph Smith Papers, Journals, Volume 1: 1832–1839. Edited By Dean C. Jessee, Mark Ashurst-Mcgee, And Richard L. Jensen., Kenneth P. Minkema
Review Of The Joseph Smith Papers, Journals, Volume 1: 1832–1839. Edited By Dean C. Jessee, Mark Ashurst-Mcgee, And Richard L. Jensen., Kenneth P. Minkema
Documentary Editing: Journal of the Association for Documentary Editing (1979–2011)
With the long-anticipated appearance of the first volume of The Joseph Smith Papers, a landmark project in American religious history and in Mormon Studies commences. Containing the scribal and printed remains of the founder and organizer of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, The Joseph Smith Papers, when completed, will amount to some thirty-two volumes—a phenomenal undertaking in an age when the magisterial, multi-volume printed edition is an endangered species. Under the general editorship of distinguished historians Dean C. Jessee, Ronald K. Esplin, and Richard Lyman Bushman, the edition is arranged in six series: Journals, Documents, Revelations and …