Published 2011-06-01
“…This article presents work carried out in conjunction with the Text Encoding Initiative
Consortium, a foundation of many digital literary studies projects, work that seeks to document the full nature of its
community, from the institutional and research project groups that comprise the formal
consortium at centre to those who appear on the other side of the easily-permeable periphery that separates it from the centre, largely individual practitioners in areas hitherto not closely identified with the digital humanities but clearly sharing methods and tools, thus suggesting their place in the same
communities of practice, as they are members of the same methodological commons. …”
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