In this paper, we shall present some reflections on issues that arise when scholars prepare new editions of fragmentarily preserved works from antiquity. Our focus will be on those fragments that are transmitted as quotations in other extant texts from antiquity. In such cases, the textual sequences considered as fragments have to be dealt with in a particular way, as they are the results of several selection processes that have not been taken into account adequately previously. A digital approach provides better means to represent this special form of fragments, so that the complexity of the transmission of these pieces of evidence can be understood more accurately
Editing republican tragic fragment entails not only difficulties pertaining to the publication of an...
How can this be termed a 'fragment', a text that has known no other state than the one in which it i...
This paper discusses the main issues encountered in the design of domain ontology to represent ancie...
Eighteenth-century fragments can be a real can of worms. The contents can be completely unexpected a...
The process of creating a digital critical edition of fragmentary texts is also a valuable opportuni...
This paper presents a joint project of the Humboldt Chair of Digital Humanities at the University of...
The review of some quotations from Herodotus by other writers reveals how the original text may have...
This study approaches the concept of Potential Literature focusing on the exploration of combinatori...
It would be useless to want to contain fragmented writing within a rigid theoretical framework as th...
The problem of siting fragments is one which is frequently encountered in the field of classical stu...
There will be no theses, antitheses, syntheses, here. Rather, this text is constructed from and held...
This book investigates the syntax and usage of fragments (Morgan 1973), apparently subsentential utt...
The collections of the Chester Beatty include hundreds of fragments of papyrus books containing bibl...
The interpretation of Arist. Ath. Pol. fr. 3 constitutes an appropriate demonstration from a methodo...
This paper discusses the main issues encountered in the design of domain ontol-ogy to represent anci...
Editing republican tragic fragment entails not only difficulties pertaining to the publication of an...
How can this be termed a 'fragment', a text that has known no other state than the one in which it i...
This paper discusses the main issues encountered in the design of domain ontology to represent ancie...
Eighteenth-century fragments can be a real can of worms. The contents can be completely unexpected a...
The process of creating a digital critical edition of fragmentary texts is also a valuable opportuni...
This paper presents a joint project of the Humboldt Chair of Digital Humanities at the University of...
The review of some quotations from Herodotus by other writers reveals how the original text may have...
This study approaches the concept of Potential Literature focusing on the exploration of combinatori...
It would be useless to want to contain fragmented writing within a rigid theoretical framework as th...
The problem of siting fragments is one which is frequently encountered in the field of classical stu...
There will be no theses, antitheses, syntheses, here. Rather, this text is constructed from and held...
This book investigates the syntax and usage of fragments (Morgan 1973), apparently subsentential utt...
The collections of the Chester Beatty include hundreds of fragments of papyrus books containing bibl...
The interpretation of Arist. Ath. Pol. fr. 3 constitutes an appropriate demonstration from a methodo...
This paper discusses the main issues encountered in the design of domain ontol-ogy to represent anci...
Editing republican tragic fragment entails not only difficulties pertaining to the publication of an...
How can this be termed a 'fragment', a text that has known no other state than the one in which it i...
This paper discusses the main issues encountered in the design of domain ontology to represent ancie...