Monday, January 20, 2014
Reading
- After lunch I was feeling the usual Monday slump and wishing I just had something to read. Alas, I think Malinck is at home, so I returned to finish reading Ruffini which I'd started last week.
- I also went through a bunch of my JSTOR tabs, skimming articles and either deleting them or downloading them.
- This lead me to read D. Grafflin, "The Onomastics of Medieval South China: Patterned Naming in the Lang-Yeh and T'ai-Yüan Wang", Journal of the American Oriental Society 103, no. 2 (1983): 383-398.
- And after that, I read lots more on TEI and eXist-db.
Writing
- Some more DMNES emails. And, I suppose I should finally announce what that is: the Dictionary of Medieval Names from European Sources.
- So, there's this chapter I was asked to write months and months ago. The deadline was end of Dec. Um, yeah. Working on that now.
- Reading Ruffini of course lead me back to working on Zipf.
Revising
Refereeing
- Finished up my referee report for Res Philosophica and sent it off.
- Worked on the GPMR volume some.
Teaching
Conferences
Miscellaneous
- Paid for crown tourney reservation.
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