Shakespeare Electronic Conference, Vol. 5, No. 0658. Friday, 5 August 1994.
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Date: Thursday, 04 Aug 94 22:28 PDT
Subj: Re: SHK 5.0653 Shakespeare and Computers
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From: Tom Davey <
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Date: Thursday, 04 Aug 94 22:28 PDT
Subject: 5.0653 Shakespeare and Computers
Comment: Re: SHK 5.0653 Shakespeare and Computers
In response to Jim Helfer's query about Shakespeare programs on computer:
I own a copy of _Karaoke Shakespeare: Macbeth_ from IBM Multimedia Publishing
Studio (1993).
But first my disclaimer. I'm personally acquainted with several of the
contributors to the Voyager Company's upcoming hypermedia edition of Macbeth
(for the Macintosh), and I've seen a demonstration of that program. The Voyager
Macbeth (when it's released) and the IBM version are competitors.
My version of the IBM Macbeth runs under plain DOS. It works fine for me in an
OS/2 2.11 DOS session. It requires a sound card, CD-ROM drive, and VGA with
256k of video memory.
The documentation is contained partly on the 3-page jewel case packaging,
partly in a read.me file, and partly in help screens. There are no credits for
the British actors who perform the lines. There are no sources for the
illustrations (19th-century woodcuts?) that accompany the text version of some
scenes. There is no provenance for the text, nor for the 2-minutes or so of
spoken "Notes" that precede each scene. These notes are pitched at the high
school level, and discuss one or two issues pertaining to the scene.
The program operates in two modes: karaoake and point-and-click.
The point-and-click mode accesses plain text. It includes proximity searching,
printing scenes or saving them to floppy disk, and changing fonts for reading.
A table of contents organizes the text by act and scene. The text has no line
numbering. Proximity searching brings up a window holding the hits, from which
the reader can jump to the hit in the text.
The karaoke mode is a performance of the play using animation and sound. The
karaoke function mutes the lines of one character for the reader to perform. A
small text box (two or three lines at a time) scrolls in sync with the actors
performing the lines. The speed of the scrolling can be slowed for practicing.
The audio track includes sound effects like thunder and battle sounds. The
animation is full-screen only when setting the mis-en-scene, usually with
swooping and panning effects. A character's face appears in a window in the
upper left. Only lips move. The British actors do a good enough job, but their
work is harmed by the timing of exchanges. The rhythm of the turns is rather
mechanical.
My bottom line: this program's implementation is often crude. Navigation
controls are rudimentary and ignore hypertext possibilities. Given the price (I
paid somewhere around $70 direct from IBM) it seems impoverished with respect
to learning resources. Licensing costs for the product were obviously nil.
Actors learning parts would find this useful, but the price seems steep for
that. Perhaps it is being discounted now.
Tom Davey/UCLA
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Date: Friday, 5 Aug 94 10:05:52 +0100
Subject: Shakespeare and Computers
Comment: SHK 5.0653 Shakespeare and Computers
I have used with great ease the ETC Computerized Bookshelf/ Riverside/ Word
Cruncher Complete works. It's permanently installed in my Macintoshes (desk
and Powerbook both), and it's wonderful for cutting and pasting quotations into
whatever I'm writing. With the Mac, at least, it works well as a handy
concordance, using the "find" tool, within a given play or poem. Hardy Cook
(inter alia) has mentioned a number of errata in this text, but I have to say
that every time I've checked a line from computer-text to the printed Riverside
I've found it accurate. Hardy, could you tell us where the errors are?
Incidentally, it took a computer-maven at my university (Montclair State) to
"un-crunch" the "WordCruncher" and put the texts into Mac-readable files. Not
for the uninitiated, but well worth the effort (and a 6-pack) once it's done.
I was sent a copy of the Quarto company's MND and ran it on a borrowed PC.
It seemed to me a little too cute for university-level students, but I think
it might be wonderful for junior-high/high school students, or intro-level
college students just for fun, and to ease the anxiety of confronting THE
BARD. As a committed MacUser, I won't be able to avail myself of these disks,
should others become available, but I would recommend them to IBM users at
the secondary level certainly, and at the university level as a fun study-aid.
What's the story on the Oxford texts? Available for Mac? How much $$?
Hope this has been helpful. Cheers,
Naomi Liebler
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Cacicedo, Al. "Private Parts" Preliminary notes for an essay on
gender identity in Shakespeare. (PRIVATE PARTS)
Cook, Hardy M. "Two *Lear*s for Television: An Exploration of
Televisual Strategies." *Literature/Film Quarterly*. 14 (1986):
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Television: An Anthology of Essays and Reviews*, 122-129.
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---. "Jane Howell's BBC First Tetralogy:Theatrical and Televisual
Manipulation." *Literature/Film Quarterly*. 20 (1992): 326-331.
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---. "A Shakespearean in the Electronic Study." A paper.
submitted to the computing approaches seminar of the 1990 SAA
conference in Philadelphia. (ELECTRON STUDY)
---. Review of Janet Adelman's *Suffocating Mothers: Fantasies of
Maternal Origins in Shakespeare's Plays, HAMLET to THE TEMPEST*
(New York and London: Routledge, 1992). *Shakespeare Newsletter*
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Lancashire, Ian. "The Public Domain Shakespeare." Paper presented
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History of King Richard III and Shakespeare's King Richard
the Third." (MORESHAK RICHARD3)
Lamonico, Michael. "Teaching Shakespeare with a Computer" and "Seek
Me Out By Computation." (COMPUTER TEACHING)
Loughlin, Thomas W. "Shakespeare by Mail: An Experience in Distance
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McKenzie, Stanley D. "The Prudence and Kinship of Prince Hal
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Matsuba, Stephen. "`The Cunning Pattern of Excelling Nature':
Literary Computing and Shakespeare's Sonnets." A paper presented
at the ALLC/ICCH conference, "The Dynamic Text," Toronto Canada,
June 1989. (COMPUTER SONNETS)
Oliveira, Marta. "Shakespeare's Sonnet LXXIII and Love."
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Schneider, Ben Ross. "Granville's Jew of Venice (1701): A Close Reading
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the 14th Annual Patristic, Medieval and Renaissance Conference,
Villanova, Pennsylvania, September 1989. (PETRARCH PYRAMUS)
---. "`This Falls Out Better Than I Could Devise': Play-bound
Playwrights and the Nature of Shakespearean Comedy." An expanded
version of a paper contributed to the ludic elements seminar at
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---. "'Leaden Contemplation': Ambiguous Evidence
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Urkowitz, Stephen. "'Do me the kindnes to looke vpon this' and
'Heere, read, read': An Invitation to the Pleasures of Textual/
Sexual Di(Per)versity." Paper presented to the 1991 SAA
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Waller, Gary. "Teaching the Late Plays as Family Romance."
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SONNETS 1609Q A transcription of the 1609 Quarto of Shakespeare's
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