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DESCRIPTION:&nbsp\;The past decade has seen unprecedented growth in the scanning of manuscripts and books\, and the general proliferation of digital texts. &nbsp\;The development of&nbsp\;&ldquo\;million-book&rdquo\; online libraries&nbsp\;will have revolutionary consequences for how we access\, explore\, read\, and interpret literature. &nbsp\;Digital Humanities plays a key role in the production and analysis of these extraordinary archives. Dr. Dilley will highlight two complementary strategies for unlocking their potential: rich annotation and distant reading.&nbsp\;Paul Dilley\, Ph.D.\, will present this digital Humanities Lecture in the Bayley Room of the L.A. Beeghly Library. The library is located on 43 Rowland Ave.\, Delaware.&nbsp\;
SUMMARY:&quot\;Between Alexandria and Babel: Building and Exploring Digital Libraries&quot\;
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