John Shelton Lawrence. Includes Bibliographies And Index.

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The Electronic Scholar: A Guide To Academic Microcomputing (communication, Culture, & Information Studies)

The Electronic Scholar: A Guide to Academic Microcomputing (Communication and Information Science)

The Electronic Scholar: A Guide to Academic Microcomputing (Developments in Clinical Psychology)

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Lawrence, John Shelton, Unknown

Ablex Pub. Corp.; ABC-CLIO, LLC

Ablex Publishing Corporation

Praeger

Communication and Information Sciences, Norwood (New Jersey), cop. 1980

Communication and information science, Norwood, N.J, New Jersey, 1984

Communication and information science, Norwood, N.J, New Jersey, 1980

United States, United States of America

January 1, 1985

2nd, 1980

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Includes bibliographies and index.

"Bibliography of Fair use literature (selective)": p. 353-355.
Includes bibliographical references and index.

subject: Microcomputers; Micro-ordinateurs; Mikrocomputer

contributor: Internet Archive

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rights: The access limited around the compus-network users

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topic: Microcomputers; Micro-ordinateurs; Mikrocomputer

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Bookmarks:
1. (p1) INTRODUCTION
1.1. (p2) I. Recent Higher Education and the Computer
1.2. (p3) II. Conceptions of Research
1.3. (p4) III. Academic Administration and Clerical Record Keeping
1.4. (p5) IV. The Author and His Emphases
1.5. (p6) V. The Approach to Equipment and Software
1.6. (p7) VI. Social and Legal Issues
1.7. (p8) Appendix: A Guide to the Appendices
2. (p9) 1 WORD PROCESSING
2.1. (p10) I. "Stylistic Fit" in Word Processing Software
2.2. (p11) II. Software Features for Scholarship
2.3. (p12) III. Techniques of Writing, File Management, and Printing
2.4. (p13) IV. The Detection of Errors and the Analysis of Style
2.5. (p14) V. Overview
2.6. (p15) Appendix
3. (p19) 2 COOPERATIVE WRITING AND REVISION
3.1. (p20) I. Preparation and Sequence in Cooperative Revision
3.2. (p21) II. Electronic Communication
3.3. (p22) III. Text Marking for Guided Critical Response
3.4. (p23) IV. Case Studies in Collaborative and Team Writing
3.5. (p24) Appendix
4. (p27) 3 ELECTRONIC FILING
4.1. (p28) I. Traditional and Electronic Filing
4.2. (p29) II. Hardware and Software for Computerized Filing
4.3. (p30) III. Design and Use of a Data Management System
4.4. (p31) IV. Files for Quotations
4.5. (p32) V. The Transition to Electronic Filing
4.6. (p33) Appendix
5. (p37) 4 ELECTRONIC SEARCHES FOR INFORMATION
5.1. (p38) I. Weaknesses of Traditional Library Reference Systems
5.2. (p39) II. Paper Bibliographies
5.3. (p40) III. Computer-based Information Services
5.4. (p41) IV. Equipment and Software for Online Searching
5.5. (p42) V. The Online Query Process
5.6. (p43) VI. A Case Study in Searching-The Mayaguez Incident
5.7. (p44) VII. Recommendations for Electronic Searching
5.8. (p45) Appendix
6. (p50) 5 ELECTRONICS AND PUBLICATION
6.1. (p51) I. The Appeals of the Electronic Manuscript
6.2. (p52) II. The Author-Publisher Interface
6.3. (p53) III. Electronic Indexing of the Manuscript
6.4. (p54) IV. Requirements of Computerized Authorship
6.5. (p55) Appendix
7. (p59) 6 THE COMPUTER AS HELPER
7.1. (p60) I. Statistical Analyst
7.2. (p61) II. Instructional Assistant
7.3. (p62) III. Secretary-Clerk
7.4. (p63) IV. Administrator
7.5. (p64) V. Overview
7.6. (p65) Appendix
8. (p69) 7 LEGAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES
8.1. (p70) I. Software Copyright and Infringements
8.2. (p71) II. Canonical Texts, Intellectual Priority, and Online Publication
8.3. (p72) III. Electronic Communication, Surveillance, and the Fourth Amendment
8.4. (p73) IV. Computerization and Public Resources for Scholarship
8.5. (p74) Appendix
9. (p76) EPILOGUE: ON COMPUTOPIA
9.1. (p77) True Belief and Tolerance
9.2. (p78) On Appropriate Skepticism
10. (p79) GLOSSARY
11. (p80) INDEX

theme: Microcomputers; Micro-ordinateurs; Mikrocomputer

This volume provides thorough coverage of some troublesome and seldom clarified issues that affect scholars who deal with nonprint media. When is it legitimate in teaching or publishing to \"quote\" a visual image from television, film or printed graphics? To quote the lines from a musical lyric? Why has the long tradition of fair use for printed material, which sanctions quoting without permission, been so slow in its extension to other media? How can scholars and publishers prudently behave in an area where media corporations are uncooperative or belligerent in dealing with requests to document arguments through the inclusion of copyrighted materials? This book offers a forum where scholars, lawyers, archivists, and federal administrators of copyright law express informed viewpoints about these issues.

2024-06-13