전자 도서관의 대두와 초기근대 영문학 연구방법론에 대한 소고
Early Modern Digital Archivology: A Critical Introduction to Research Methodology
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It is a widely accepted notion that digital archives such as EEBO and ECCO have changed the depth and condition of early modern literary studies. Yet these digital archives have seldom been an object of serious critical scrutiny. The primary purpose of this essay is to discuss these digital archives and archivology in critical and theoretical contexts. If these online archives are revolutionary inventions, how we should take the ideological and practical features along with the merits and demerits of these ongoing innovations form a crucial debate in this project. Nonetheless, the present essay’s scope is not limited to theoretical and speculative discussions; rather, it examines the digital archives from the Korean research condition, and discusses possible forms and ideas for their proper reception in Korea. This essay also provides an annotated list of online archives useful for early modern literary studies.
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It is a widely accepted notion that digital archives such as EEBO and ECCO have changed the depth and condition of early modern literary studies. Yet these digital archives have seldom been an object of serious critical scrutiny. The primary purpose of this essay is to discuss these digital archives and archivology in critical and theoretical contexts. If these online archives are revolutionary inventions, how we should take the ideological and practical features along with the merits and demerits of these ongoing innovations form a crucial debate in this project. Nonetheless, the present essay’s scope is not limited to theoretical and speculative discussions; rather, it examines the digital archives from the Korean research condition, and discusses possible forms and ideas for their proper reception in Korea. This essay also provides an annotated list of online archives useful for early modern literary studies.
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