Textualities in the Digital Age: Session I -- Projects I
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Channel: University of Oregon · 2012 · Education
Oregon Petrarch Open Book Project Massimo Lollini, Romance Languages, University of Oregon Carolingian Canon Law Project Abigail Firey, History, University of Kentucky "Textualities in the Digital Age" focuses on concrete examples of digital projects and then moves to broader considerations of tools and approaches to help the audience consider how digital methodologies might expand the horizons of their own research. The symposium participants present a range of approaches to digital texts, from digital critical editions to computer-assisted historical inquiry.
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