Alan--
If you are going to the trouble of creating a hypertext, why not
use the new Cawley-Stevens EETS edition? I should think that would be
the standard edition now. Their Wakefield-Master stanza is different
from the one we are all used to.
Larry Clopper
On Thu, 16 Nov 1995 REED-L wrote:
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> I will be teaching an intro to Medieval Drama in the Spring and am
> considering having the class create a hypertext of all or part of at least
> one play, probably a Wakefield Master drama (this assuming I can get them to
> learn HTML pretty quickly). Has anyone tried this yet? Other than glosses
> to vocabulary, what kind of annotations would you like to see in text links?
> I want to make sure they do more than simply transcribe what's in Bevington.
> Is there any specific play or passage you think would be a particularly good
> candidate? If this works out, I will link it to my course home page, which
> I've already set up in rudimentary form at
>
> http://www.vmi.edu/~english/medrama.html.
>
> While I'm at it, if anyone can suggests useful links to add to that page,
> please do.
>
> Thanks in advance.
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> Alan Baragona
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