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Computers and the Humanities will increase its publication frequency from 4 to 6 issues a year, and plans to increase the number of technical reviews it publishes. Technical reviews cover hardware, software, technical books, and electronic publications, such as CD-ROMs, of interest to researchers and teachers in humanities disciplines. We are looking for active researchers and teachers in the humanities, with experience using computers in the classroom and in research, to review material for the journal. Prospective reviewers do not have to be programmers or computing specialists, but should have a good knowledge of computer applications in the humanities and be able to explain complex technical issues in a readable fashion.
We are interested in finding reviewers with knowledge of IBM-PCs, Apple Macintosh, UNIX micro/minis and other computer systems. Material we
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