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Open Access To Research Data Accessing, Using And Publishing Collections Of Textual Data In Digital Literary Studies

Name: Open Access To Research Data Accessing, Using And Publishing Collections Of Textual Data In Digital Literary Studies
Creator: Christof Schöch
Keywords: open access, literary studies, open data, research data

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Presentation , Other literature type 10 Jun 2015Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: Christof Schöch;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.33556

Open Access To Research Data Accessing, Using And Publishing Collections Of Textual Data In Digital Literary Studies

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Abstract

Introduction What is open access to research data? Related issues A closer look What can you do with open research data? What is required from research data? Do resources fulfil these requirements? Why is getting access good, but giving access better? Current issues Some challenges Main hindrance: Legal issues Conclusions Recommended readings

Related Organizations

University of Würzburg
Germany

Keywords

open access, literary studies, open data, research data

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