Scholarly digital edition (DSE) projects of the last few years have enhanced the role of the digital facsimile as a standard and necessary part of the edition. This is the result of a well-known discussion, which started with the questioning of traditional editorial theory and practice and led to the need to reassess the material and historical dimension of texts. In the meanwhile, big GLAMs’ digitization projects produced a proliferation of primary sources and the first attempts to exploit the digital facsimile in DSEs saw daylight. Manuscript surrogates can be integrated in different ways in edition projects: often handled as merely ‘accessory’ materials, they generally function as ‘additional’, i.e. enriching, components of the DSEs. Alt...
The physical medium signifies. Any document type within any medium offers a semiotic setting of its ...
This article questions the relationship between digital technology and the emergence of a renewed in...
What if the makers of digital scholarly editions reimagined the edition as an exhibition? There is n...
This volume presents the state of the art in digital scholarly editing. Drawing together the work of...
As I click the digital medieval manuscript opens on my screen: a list of bright images and a collect...
none4siAlthough most would agree that the future of the scholarly edition lies in the digital mediu...
Digital editions of books are enjoying a tremendous success in recent years, especially after COVID ...
What makes a good digital edition? What features do digital editions share? What is the state of the...
The Digital Fauvel is an interactive facsimile edition of the Roman de Fauvel as preserved in the ma...
It has been more than ten years since the first digital editions began to see the light of day. This...
Evellum began developing software for the digital analysis and presentation of medieval manuscripts ...
This thesis explores how digitisation affects the way we perceive, handle, encounter, keep, preserve...
Using Gérard Genette’’s seminal work on ‘paratexts’ (defined by Genette (1997) as extratextual items...
The HTML (reveal.js) version of this slideshow is in https://www.paolomonella.it/dottoratosaras2023/...
The physical medium signifies. Any document type within any medium offers a semiotic setting of its ...
This article questions the relationship between digital technology and the emergence of a renewed in...
What if the makers of digital scholarly editions reimagined the edition as an exhibition? There is n...
This volume presents the state of the art in digital scholarly editing. Drawing together the work of...
As I click the digital medieval manuscript opens on my screen: a list of bright images and a collect...
none4siAlthough most would agree that the future of the scholarly edition lies in the digital mediu...
Digital editions of books are enjoying a tremendous success in recent years, especially after COVID ...
What makes a good digital edition? What features do digital editions share? What is the state of the...
The Digital Fauvel is an interactive facsimile edition of the Roman de Fauvel as preserved in the ma...
It has been more than ten years since the first digital editions began to see the light of day. This...
Evellum began developing software for the digital analysis and presentation of medieval manuscripts ...
This thesis explores how digitisation affects the way we perceive, handle, encounter, keep, preserve...
Using Gérard Genette’’s seminal work on ‘paratexts’ (defined by Genette (1997) as extratextual items...
The HTML (reveal.js) version of this slideshow is in https://www.paolomonella.it/dottoratosaras2023/...
The physical medium signifies. Any document type within any medium offers a semiotic setting of its ...
This article questions the relationship between digital technology and the emergence of a renewed in...
What if the makers of digital scholarly editions reimagined the edition as an exhibition? There is n...