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Presence Beyond Digital Philology
2011A variety of digital developments are underway in text scholarship, but what wider implications are suggested by philologys aim to recover or reproduce (original) presence? What follows responds to Hans Ulrich Gumbrechts philological concept of textual presence from a sociological perspective. It considers why a generative theory of presence matters to
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The Diphilos workstation: a computational system for digital philology
Linguistica computazionale, 2003Abstract - Digital technology development and the conversion of ancient source documents in digital format allows to design software tools for philological disciplines. The Philological Workstation is able to: 1) manage images and texts; 2) perform an automatic link between each word of the manually transcribed manuscripts and the image-zones where the
Bozzi A, Corradini MS
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Romanization and the digital future of philology
postmedieval: a journal of medieval cultural studies, 2014The essay addresses romanization (generally speaking, the use of romanized print; more specifically, the act of transliteration into roman letters) to claim that philology remains all the more relevant in an age of digitized media. Focusing on examples drawn from Joseph Conrad and the Oxford English Dictionary, the essay examines how romanization makes
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Digital Classical Philology and the Critical Apparatus [PDF]
The critical apparatus has been trade mark for classical philology ever since the development of the genealogical method and the establishment of the historical-critical edition. Its purpose is to justify the textus constitutus by displaying all significant variations in the history of a classical text and thus making editorial decisions transparent ...
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The digital library and computational philology: The BAMBI project
1997The work presented in this paper has been developed within a European project called BAMBI. It enhances the accessibility of ancient manuscripts and presents new ways of working with them. More precisely, the BAMBI project aims to produce a software tool allowing historians, and more particularly codicologists and philologists, to read manuscripts ...
Andrea Bozzi, Sylvie Calabretto
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Abstract Digital texts have changed philology and textual analysis in classical scholarship. This chapter examines the digital representation of Greek and Latin texts, emphasizing the need for open access through CC (Creative Commons) licenses for the underlying data, editions, and corpora.
Monica Berti +2 more
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The TEI as luminol: Forensic philology in a digital age
Literary and Linguistic Computing, 2009The purpose of this article is to introduce and explore forensic philology in the context of electronic text editing. Drawing primarily on the example provided by the development of a TEI P5 conformant edition of Hafgeirs saga Flateyings, an alleged Icelandic saga forgery attested in a single, unsigned eighteenth century paper manuscript, this ...
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Information Technologies for Philological Education in the Digital Age
2021The training of specialists in the Humanities cannot fail to undergo transformation in modern civilizational conditions. This applies to updating the content of academic disciplines and pedagogical technologies, which should contribute to the development of basic competencies, skills, abilities and knowledge of future philologists.
Elena Guseva +2 more
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Digital Philology and Editing Texts
Abstract This chapter examines how digital technologies have reshaped both the theory and practice of scholarly editing within classical philology. It begins by outlining the conceptual foundations of digital scholarly editions, then traces the legacy of print-based editorial traditions in classics, before exploring the ...Franz Fischer, Paolo Monella
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