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¡¸Electronic Buddhist Texts and the Direction of Future Buddhism¡¹
Suk Ku Song, President, Dongguk University, Korea |
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Session 1: Textual Analysis
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Thesuarus Literaturae Buddhicae (TLB): Its Scope, and a Description of Its Routines¡¹
Jens Braarvig, University of Oslo, Norway |
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¡¸Classifying the Genealogies of Variant Editions in the Chinese Buddhist Corpus: N-gram Based System for Variant Document Comparison and Analysis (NGSV)¡¹
Ishii Kosei, Komazawa Junior College, Japan |
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¡¸A Study on Creation and Application of Electronic Chinese Buddhist Texts: With the Yog?c?rabh?mi as a Case Study¡¹
Ven. Huimin Bhikkhu*, Christian Wittern**, Aming Tu*, Lijuan Guo*, and Ray Chou*
*National Institute of the Arts, Taiwan
**Kyoto University, Japan |
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¡¸Complex Spatial Digitization Tasks for the SAT Project¡¹
Shigeki Moro, The Association for Computerization of Buddhist Texts (ACBUT), Japan |
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Session 2: Canonical Collections
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¡¸The Asian Classics Input Project (ACIP): Past, Present and Future¡¹
Robert Chilton, ACIP, USA |
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¡¸Report on the Digital Tripitaka Koreana 2001¡¹
In Sub Hur, The Research Institute of Tripitaka Koreana, Korea |
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¡¸The Buddha¡¯s Words and Electronic Media¡¹
Dhananjay Chavan, Vipassana Research Institute, India |
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¡¸CBETA Taisho Electronic Tripitaka¡¹
Ven. Huimin Bhikkhu*, Christian Wittern**, and Aming Tu*
*Chinese Buddhist Electronic Text Association, Taiwan
**Kyoto University, Japan |
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Session 3: Online Reference Works
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¡¸TBRC and Its Model for Linking Text Images with a Bio-Bibliographical Finding Database¡¹
Fred Coulson, Tibetan Buddhist Resource Center, USA |
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¡¸The Rise of ¡°Thematic Research Collections¡± in the Study, Teaching and Transmission of Buddhist Scriptures¡¹
David Germano and Nathaniel Garson, University of Virginia, USA |
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¡¸Moving into XML Functionality: The Combined Digital Dictionaries of Buddhism and East Asian Literary Terms¡¹
Charles Muller and Michael Beddow, Toyo Gakuen University, Japan |
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¡¸Linking Chan/Seon/Zen Figures and Their Texts: Problems and Developments in the Construction of a Relational Database¡¹
Michel Mohr, Hanazono University, Japan |
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Session 4: Characters and Encoding
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¡¸Charting of Unknown Territory: Application of Topic Maps to Chan-Buddhist Chronicles¡¹
Christian Wittern, Kyoto University, Japan |
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¡¸Searching Missing Characters from the Hanguk Pulgyo Chonso Database¡¹
Young Sik Hong, Keum Suk Lee, Yong Kyu Lee, and Tae Sik Han (Ven. Bo Kwang), Dongguk University, Korea |
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¡¸A Project for Dealing with the Missing Character Problem¡¹
C.C. Hsieh*, Christian Wittern**, and John Lehman***
*Academia Sinica, Taiwan
**Kyoto University, Japan
***University of Alaska, Fairbanks, USA |
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¡¸A Model of the Unified Tripitaka: Various Versions of the Saddharmapundarika-sutra Processed by XML ¡¹
Jae Sung Kim , The Research Institute of Tripitaka Koreana, Korea |
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