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       Title     : Humanities and Arts: Sharing Center Stage 
                    on the Internet                                                
       Author(s) : S. Stoner, J. Max
       Filename  : draft-ietf-harts-guide-00.txt
       Pages     : 29
       Date      : 12/24/1996

This document is designed primarily for individuals who have limited 
knowledge of or experience with the Internet.       

The purpose of this document is to provide members of the arts and 
humanities communities with an introduction to the Internet 
as a valuable tool, resource, and medium for the creation, 
presentation, and preservation of arts and humanities-based content.                 

The intended audience is practicing artists, scholars, 
related professionals, and others who's knowledge, expertise and 
support is important to ensuring the arts and humanities 
are well-placed in the global information infrastructure.    
   
For purposes of simplicity this document will use the word "Artist" 
to mean both Artist and Humanist: "all practitioners who work 
in the fields of the visual, performance, and literary arts, 
as well as museum curators, librarians, and others who are involved 
in the research, restoration, and presentation of that 
which comprises our cultural heritage."  (See Section 
1.1 for further definitions of Arts and Humanitites.)                      

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