Antiquity Studies

Digital and Collaborative Tools for Antiquity Studies

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  • Paolo Mastandrea - Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia, Italia - email

Abstract
The book is the outcome of an international study conference held at Ca’ Foscari University in 2014 and is intended as a moment of reflection on the digitisation and research work carried out at an academic level on materials and texts related to the Sciences of Antiquity. The contributions it contains respond to the need to compare experiences gained in apparently distant disciplinary fields (from archaeology to epigraphy, from ancient and pre-modern literature to Roman law) but which share significant points of contact. The aim is to identify new lines of research in interdisciplinary collaboration, capable of extending the potential of current automated systems of investigation.

Keywords Allusion • Late antiquity • Medieval palaeography • Archaeology • Literary epigrams • Grammar • Thesauri • Named entities recognition • Ontologies • Text • Latin literature • Linked Open Data • Dictionaries • Digital libraries • Database protection • Semantic web • Semantic search • NLP • Greek literature • Copyright • Poetic memory • Integration • Intertextuality • Standards • Digital archives • Glyphs • Nuovo soggettario • Semantic Web • Greek epigraphy • Re-use • Ancient Greek Wordnet • Database • Classical philology • National libraries • Creative commons • Semantic network • Text reuse • English literature • Subject indexing • The Time theme • Open data • Perception • Collaborative and cooperative philology • Copyleft • Classical studies • Digital Libraries • Semantic annotation • Juridical protection of data • Project building • Ecdotics • Digital philology • Digital humanities • Digitality • Classical Languages • Narrative • Digitalization • Translations • Information retrieval • Perseus • Latin epigraphy • RDF • Prehistory • Hermeneutics • Ontology • Copyleft and public domain • Digital thought • Perseus Digital Library • WordNet • Medieval epigraphy • Meno’s Paradox • Lexicography • Digital Library • Humanities computing • XML-TEI encoding • Resource discovery • Open Access • Latin inscriptions • Geography • Research infrastructure • Scholarly primitives • Digital library • Europeana • OWL • Greek inscriptions

Permalink http://doi.org/10.14277/978-88-6969-182-9/ANT_14 | e-ISBN 978-88-6969-182-9 | ISBN (PRINT) 978-88-6969-183-6 | Published Nov. 29, 2017 | Language it, en

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