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Dolores M. Burton, an associate professor of rhetoric at Boston University, is presently a visiting associate professor of English at Georgia Institute of Technology.
R.C. Blockley, a professor of Classics at Carleton University in Ottawa, has published in the history and historiography of late antiquity, including two books and a half-dozen articles on Ammianus Marcellinus.
Kathleen J. Brahney, an assistant professor of French at Michigan Technological University, is currently preparing an edition of the poetry of Thibaut de Champagne with English translations for Garland Press.
Craig B. Brush is a professor of French at Fordham University, specializing in Montaigne, on whom he has published one book and completed a second. He has recently been recruited to teach a course in problem-solving using computers.
John Porter Houston, a professor of French and Italian at Indiana University, is the author, among other books, of The Traditions of French Prose Style: A Rhetorical Study (1981) and of The Shape and Style of Proust's Novel (1982).
Michael M. Metzger, a professor of German at the State University of New York at Buffalo, has co-authored a critical study of Stefan George and written on German Baroque poetry, Lessing, and the German drama.
He has published reviews and articles on recorded sound and the history of music publishing.
Edward B. Versluis teaches English at Southern Oregon State College.
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Burton, D., Blockley, R.C., Brahney, K.J. et al. Review essay. Comput Hum 18, 109–137 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02274166
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