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Digital Philology and Medieval Texts

2007
Atti di un convegno internazionale organizzato dal curatore, che è autore di 2 contributi: "Standards digitali per le edizioni a stampa" pp. VII-XIV e "Digital philology, medieval texts, and the Corpus of Latin rhythms, a digital edition of music and poems" pp.
STELLA, FRANCESCO VINCENZO, A. CIULA
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A Computational Turn in Digital Philology Questions

Filologia germanica = Germanic philology, 2022
In this article we argue that digital scholarly editing still obeys a representational logic which prevents it from fully exploiting the potential of the digital medium. In fact, practices such as the encoding of data still lead to recording the results of the editorial work, consigning to oblivion the very essence of the latter, which, in our opinion,
Cugliana, Elisa, van Zundert, Joris J.
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The dynamics of incompletion: multilingual manuscript genetics and digital philology

Neohelicon, 2009
To examine the dynamics of incompletion that characterizes many writings by twentieth century authors, the following essay investigates the possibilities to visualize (1) switches, (2) shuffles and (3) shifts in modern multilingual manuscripts with digital philological tools.
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DIGITALIZATION OF PHILOLOGICAL EDUCATION IN UKRAINE: OPPORTUNITIES AND PERSPECTIVES

Baltic Journal of Legal and Social Sciences
Abstract. The paper analyses the opportunities and perspectives of Ukrainian philological education digitalization. The development of philological education in Ukraine in the context of digitalization requires new approaches and tools for teaching and learning language, literature, and culture.
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Encoding issues in Philological Digital Editions

2013
The encoding standards that the community of digital humanities (DH) has established for digital scholarly editions imply a series of consequences concerning both the philological model and the scientific community, favoring editions based on single witnesses (or on multiple witnesses treated as a chain of single witnesses) and creating a dangerous ...
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