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Rudman, Joseph – Computers and the Humanities, 1998
Explicates the statement, "Results of most non-traditional authorship studies are not universally accepted as definitive." Lists and discusses six problems associated with these studies, and suggests a similar number of solutions. Argues that future nontraditional attribution studies must be held to a higher standard of competency and…
Descriptors: Authors, Computer Uses in Education, Information Science, Library Science