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| *create a set of standards to exchange data based on CLARIN guidelines for shared metadata and service-based infrastructures. <br><br> | *create a set of standards to exchange data based on CLARIN guidelines for shared metadata and service-based infrastructures. <br><br> | ||
| These standards will be implemented by international partners: the ''Selma Lagerlöf Archive'' and the ''Literature Bank'' in Sweden; the Google Grant project ''Collaborative Annotation of Digitalized Literary Texts'' in Madrid; the Serbian ''Knjiženstvo''; the Norwegian ''Female Robinsonades'' and the Swiss ''Women in Arcadia (1690-1800)'' databases. | These standards will be implemented by international partners: the ''Selma Lagerlöf Archive'' and the ''Literature Bank'' in Sweden; the Google Grant project ''Collaborative Annotation of Digitalized Literary Texts'' in Madrid; the Serbian ''Knjiženstvo''; the Norwegian ''Female Robinsonades'' and the Swiss ''Women in Arcadia (1690-1800)'' databases. | ||
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| + | The project was submitted by Huygens ING. Partner projects are those of: Jenny Bergenmar and Leif-Joran Olsson,Amelia Sanz and Cesar Ruiz, Biljana Dojcinovic and Zaharije Radivojevic, | ||
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COBWWWEB
Connections Between Women and Writings Within European Borders (COBWWWEB)
End of September we submitted a funding proposal to CLARIN-NL, in view of development of the current database into a Virtual Research Environment. Here the abstract:
Recent NWO and COST projects funded the collection of data in view of research on the reception and internationalization of women’s literature in Europe up to the 20th century. The WomenWriters database currently contains references concerning 4.000 authors, their works and over 22.000 reception documents. To expand the research networks about female participation in the literary field we intend to:
- connect this data to other national collections in women’s literature;
- build a research application for scholars; and
- create a set of standards to exchange data based on CLARIN guidelines for shared metadata and service-based infrastructures.
These standards will be implemented by international partners: the Selma Lagerlöf Archive and the Literature Bank in Sweden; the Google Grant project Collaborative Annotation of Digitalized Literary Texts in Madrid; the Serbian Knjiženstvo; the Norwegian Female Robinsonades and the Swiss Women in Arcadia (1690-1800) databases.
The project was submitted by Huygens ING. Partner projects are those of: Jenny Bergenmar and Leif-Joran Olsson,Amelia Sanz and Cesar Ruiz, Biljana Dojcinovic and Zaharije Radivojevic, , Anne Birgitte Ronning, Tatiana Crivelli
SvD, October 2012
- Conferences and activities > COST meetings > Poznan November 2012 > CLARIN-NL