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Digital Scholarly Editions Manifesto
Umanistica Digitale, 2022 Italian translation of the Manifest für digitale ...
Fabio Ciotti +10 more
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Developing an AI framework for learning in higher education: a humanities perspective from English Literature [PDF]
International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher EducationLittle is known about how to develop frameworks for using AI to support learning in English Literature within higher education. This paper presents research that developed a framework for employing AI in the study of the fourteenth-century English poet ...
Bridgette Wessels
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The Penguinisation of Ibsen [PDF]
Nordlit: Tidsskrift i litteratur og kultur, 2015 This article investigates the current generation of Penguin Ibsen editions, translated by Una Ellis-Fermor and Peter Watts and dating back to the 1950s and ‘60s.
Tore Rem
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The Case for Scholarly Editions
Digital Humanities in the Nordic and Baltic Countries Publications, 2022 This article wish to make a case for scholarly digital editions (SDE’s). SDE’s can help to put the computational humanities into the center of humanistic scholarship. Large scaled projects pave the way for easy access to historical documents, but small,
Krista Stinne Greve Rasmussen +3 more
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True interoperability for digital scholarly editions
Umanistica Digitale, 2021 If the digital scholarly edition (DSE) is ever to replace the print scholarly edition it must be made truly interoperable so it can be easily secured, moved, published, aggregated, distributed and sold. Current DSEs are customised for particular projects,
Desmond Schmidt
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3D SCHOLARLY EDITIONS FOR BYZANTINE STUDIES: MULTIMEDIA VISUAL REPRESENTATIONS FOR HISTORY, ART HISTORY AND ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY [PDF]
ISPRS Annals of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences, 2023 The Byzantine Empire has bequeathed to us a rich legacy of Christian churches, many of which possess historical and cultural significance. Unfortunately, the majority of these structures are currently undergoing a process of decay, having not received ...
R. Higuchi, R. Higuchi, K. Murata
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Digital Medievalist, 2021 The massive increase in the use of mobile devices over the last years, with over half of all accesses to the internet now coming from mobile devices, presents a challenge and an opportunity to textual scholars.
Barbara Bordalejo +3 more
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La fonction de l’éditeur-auteur dans les éditions critiques numériques
Humanités Numériques, 2022 This article studies the features of the editor-author function specific to scholarly editions, as well as the evolution of this function in digital scholarly editions.
Joana Casenave
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A comparative review of The Carlyle Letters Online and The Jane Addams Digital Edition
RIDE, 2021 The Carlyle Letters Online (CLO) and The Jane Addams Digital Edition (JADE) represent digital scholarly edition projects comparable in their scale (7 – 8,000 documents), their relationships with print editions projects, and their self-definition as a ...
Elisa Beshero-Bondar
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A conceptual model to encourage the development and reuse of apps for digital editions
Umanistica Digitale, 2021 In the field of schorlarly digital editing, many innovative applications have been produced to visualise scholarly editions online. Even if some of these applications are specifically meant to be used for different editions, it can be really complicated ...
Chiara Martignano
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