Antiquity Studies

Digital and Collaborative Tools for Antiquity Studies

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

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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