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We've back back online for some weeks, now, sometimes unstable, but the website should be reliably available now. Apologies again for the inconvenience.
New deposit: Encyclopedia Britannica, Seventh Edition (1830-1842): A Machine-Readable Text Transcription (version 3.1), in TEI XML and plain text versions, from the The Knowledge Project: https://t.co/qN8odsl9cS
Call for papers and workshops for ICAME47 in Koblenz/Germany now out!🚨
Submission deadline for ICAME47, May 26-30 2026 in Koblenz, is 31 October 2025. Calls and conference dates here: https://t.co/L9JfYC5pmm Conference email address: [email protected]
See you there!
Delighted to announce the Summer 2025 update to the #EighteenthCenturyPoetryArchive, with poems by Lady Mary Chudleigh and Thomas D'Urfey, new facsimiles, and a collaborative project with https://t.co/hWdDrnjLMd.
https://t.co/58mNNn7uLq
#C18th#poetry#DigitalHumanities#ECPA
(Nearly) 50 years of the Oxford Text Archive was presented today at Futurecorp 2040 (long title: Corpus Linguistics 2040: Which data, which methods, which models?)
How to get a handle on online resources? The Oxford Text Archive collection use handles, which are persistent identifiers, unlike those pesky URLs that keep changing. The repository can be found here: https://t.co/QqytTQVxxV and each item in the collections has its own handle.
New accessions to the Oxford Text Archive collections: A selection of texts from the Anglo-Norman Dictionary's Textbase (https://t.co/eXo48lzYJ6) and PREMOVE – A diachronic dataset of Ancient Greek and Latin annotated PREverbed MOtion VErbs (https://t.co/VBRbW1xpER)
New collection: "Learning and teaching resources". Are you sharing datasets with students for use in teaching and learning modules? Ensure the availability of the data and the persistence of the URL by depositing with us. See the first resources here: https://t.co/Lge0VSLrNN
New accession: The Corpus of Late Modern English Texts, version 3.1 (CLMET3.1), created by Hendrik De Smet, Susanne Flach, Hans-Jürgen Diller and Jukka Tyrkkö, available now at https://t.co/OjWA4qoIvm
Have you created a literary or linguistic digital dataset? You are welcome to deposit it in the OTA Collections! Get in touch via https://t.co/JYzpZdmkgL. We provide a national repository service, connected to the European research infrastructure via @clarin_uk and @CLARINERIC .