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Digital Roundtable: Feeling and Classical Philology
Constanze Güthenke’s latest book, Feeling and Classical Philology: Knowing Antiquity in German Scholarship, 1770–1920 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2020), makes a major and distinctive contribution to the study of German classical scholarship.
Lorraine Daston +2 more
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A Computational Turn in Digital Philology Questions
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
Elisa Cugliana, Joris S. Van Zundert
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HALT-PROP: Human-Annotated Lithuanian Textual Corpus for Propaganda Narratives and Techniques [PDF]
In the contemporary technological landscape, propaganda has become one of the most pervasive tools in information warfare. Social media platforms and entire media ecosystems are leveraged to disseminate hostile propaganda aimed at polarizing societies ...
Ieva Rizgelienė +3 more
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Modelling Speaker Attribution in Narrative Texts With Biased and Bias-Adjustable Neural Networks
Literary narratives regularly contain passages that different readers attribute to different speakers: a character, the narrator, or the author. Since literary narratives are highly ambiguous constructs, it is often impossible to decide between diverging
Tillmann Dönicke +7 more
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Digital Philological Practices: the Project “Chekhov Digital”
The article examines the role of “digital practices” in the formation of interdisciplinary humanitarian knowledge, the peculiarities of the development of digital humanitarian projects in the field of philology. The model of development of a digital project in the field of preparation of semantic markup of literary publications “Chekhov Digital”, which
Elena M. Severina +2 more
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In recent years, in order to adapt to the situation of teaching and learning in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic and enhance digital transformation in education, many schools have focused on improving the digital technology competence of teachers. In
Ngo Thi Thu Trang +2 more
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DEVELOPING DIGITAL COMPETENCE FOR PHILOLOGY TEACHERS IN THE NORTHERN MOUNTAINOUS AREA OF VIETNAM
Enhancing the digital competence of teachers is not only an urgent issue to help students live in a safe and effective digital environment, but also a key to improving the quality of education, bridging the gap in education and leaving no student behind.
T. Ngoc, Lê Thu Trang
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From print to digital: an encoding model for the scholarly edition of Giorgio Bassani’s notes
The notes Giorgio Bassani wrote on his books represent a privileged access to his workshop, allowing us to reconstruct the genesis of the works and the intellectual profile of an important 20th century writer.
Angela Siciliano +1 more
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Editorial philology and canon. Texts, collections and complete works from paper to digital
The so called ‘Editorial Philology’ has recently been considered as a category of Modern Philology, in particular a sub-category of 20th Century Philology.
Paola Italia
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Review: Italia, Paola. 2020. Editing Duemila. Per una filologia dei testi digitali. Roma: Salerno
This contribution offers a review of the last Paola Italia's volume, Editing Duemila, which focuses on the impact of the digital revolution on writing, publishing, and reading.
Miryam Grasso
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