Worthington, 'Electronic Antiquity (new issue)', Bryn Mawr Classical Review v4n05
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4.5.5, Electronic Antiquity (new issue)

*ELECTRONIC ANTIQUITY: 
>COMMUNICATING THE CLASSICS*
>
>This is a general announcement over various lists
>that Volume 1 Issue 4 (September 1993) is now available 
>for access.  The editors encourage subscriptions (which are 
>free); subscribers will be automatically contacted in 
>advance when future issues are available.  The contents 
>of *EA* 1, 4 follow.
>
>*ELECTRONIC ANTIQUITY:
>COMMUNICATING THE CLASSICS*
>
>ISSN 1320-3606
>
>Peter Toohey (Founding Editor)
>Ian Worthington (Editor)
>
>VOL. 1 ISSUE 4 - SEPTEMBER 1993
>
>(01) LIST OF CONTENTS
>
>(02) EDITORIAL
>
>(03) GUIDELINES FOR CONTRIBUTORS
>
>(04) ARTICLES
>
>Becker, Andrew S., 'A Short Essay on Deconstruction and 
>        Plato's *Ion*'
>Economou, Maria, 'Euesperides: A Devastated Site'
>Morse, M., 'On the Utility of Classical Etymology for 
>        Sociology'
>Thompson, L., 'Roman Perceptions of Blacks'
>
>(05) OBLOQUY
>
>Keen, Tony, Aristophanes' *Lysistrata* 
>        (to Sallie R. Goetsch, *EA* 1,3, August 1993)
>Goetsch, Sallie R., Aristophanes' *Lysistrata*: A Reply
>        to Tony Keen
>
>(06) POETRY
>
>Baker, Robert J., 'Panting for God.  A Version of Prudentius,
>        *Peristephanon* Liber 3'
>Wilson, Lyn, 'Ulysses, A Butterfly'
>
>(07) J. PAUL GETTY MUSEUM by Kenneth Hamma
>
>Recent Acquisitions and Lectures
>
>(08) *SCHOLIA*
>
>Editorial note and contents for Volume 2 (1994)
>Supplied by Bill Dominik
>
>(09) CONFERENCES
>
>The Greek and Roman Book, University of Minnesota (programme)
>The Horace Bimillennium, UCLA (Programme)
>
>(10) VACANCIES
>
>AUSTRALIA:
>Classicist: University of Melbourne
>
>U.S.A.:
>Archaeologist (2 posts): Bryn Mawr College
>Archaeologist: Oriental Institute, Chicago
>
>(11) KEEPING IN TOUCH
>
>Electronic Forums & Repositories for the Classics
>        by Ian Worthington
>
>
>*Electronic Antiquity* Vol. 1 Issue 4 - September 1993
>edited by Peter Toohey and Ian Worthington
>antiquity-editor@classics.utas.edu.au
>ISSN 1320-3606
>------------------------
>
>Access is via gopher or ftp (instructions below). 
>
>Volume 1 Issue 5 will be published in October.  
>
>The editors welcome contributions. 
>
>HOW TO ACCESS
>
>Access is via gopher or ftp.  
>The journal file name of this issue is 1,4-September1993;  
>Volume 1 Issues 1-3 may also be accessed in the same way. 
>
>GOPHER:
>
>-- info.utas.edu.au and through gopher:
>-- open top level document called Publications
>-- open Electronic Antiquity.
>-- open 1,4-September1993
>-- open (01)contents first for list of contents, then other files as
>appropriate
>
>FTP:
>
>-- FTP.utas.edu.au (or ftp.info.utas.edu.au)
>        --> departments --> classics --> antiquity.  
>-- In Antiquity you will see the files as described above.
>
>Since a few people had problems accessing the journal via ftp, 
>here are the stages in more detail:
>
>at your system prompt: FTP
>at the subsequent prompt: open FTP.utas.edu.au
>at login prompt: anonymous
>at password: your username (which won't show)
>then: cd departments
>then: cd classics
>then: cd antiquity
>then: ls -l
>then: cd 1,4-September1993
>then: ls -l
>   You will now have a list of the various directories (the 'd'
>   beginning each line 'drwx....' indicates you're dealing with
>   a directory)
>then: cd (into whichever directory you want)
>then: ls -l
>   If the first character in the line is not 'd', you've got a file.
>   Use the 'get' command plus the file name to download.  If you're
>   still in a directory, use the 'ls-l' command to list its contents.
>        Use 'get' to transfer files.
>
>To move back up the directory tree:
>
>type: cdup
>then: ls -l
>
>And repeat the process.
>
>If still having trouble, try, once you have the directory list for 
>the journal:
>
>Type (for example)       cd (04)Articles
>Your response should be 'CWD command successful', but no list.
>Type                     ls-l
>Your response should be a list of fours articles in a form such as:
>-rw-rw-r--1  1689  77030  Sep 28  23:09 Becker-Plato
>        etc for the rest
>Type  get Becker-Plato
>and you should have a copy.
>
>A final alternative if a space is magically inserted in the parenthesis 
>of the file number (e.g. of 'Articles' file) is to specify:
>
>CD ./(04)Articles
>
>Please also be very careful when ftping *not* to leave *any* spaces 
>in file names or make typos.  
>
>Do NOT use Telnet.
>
>The best way to access the journal (in terms of both ease and 
>time) is by gopher, and we would urge you to do so.  The 
>structure of the journal is also more easily recognisable on gopher.  
>
>Please try to access *here* in Tasmania (eastern Australian 
>time) either during the night, very early morning or at 
>weekends, since during the business day the lines are 
>crammed.  This means you'll need to check with (e.g.) 
>the international operator for the right time difference, 
>but at the moment (the following is not an exhaustive list) 
>Britain is 9 hours behind eastern Australia; Europe, west 
>to east, 8-6 hours; East Coast U.S.A. 14 hours; West 
>Coast U.S.A. 17 hours; South America, coastal to eastern, 
>13-15 hours, South Africa 8 hours; Singapore 2 hours; 
>and Japan 1 hour. 
>
>Queries and contributions may be directed to the editors at
>:antiquity-editor@classics.utas.edu.au.
>
>Peter Toohey (ptoohey@metz.une.edu.au)
>Ian Worthington (ian.worthington@classics.utas.edu.au)
>
>(end)

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Ian Worthington,
Department of Classics,
University of Tasmania,
Hobart, Tasmania 7001,
Australia.
Tel. (002) 202294 (direct)
Fax (002) 202186
e-mail:  Ian.Worthington@classics.utas.edu.au