From analogue to digital editor

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.13136/2284-2667/1108

Keywords:

Digital Humanities, Siete Partidas, Alfonso X the Sage, digital philology

Abstract

The present article is centered on the recent developments of the collaborative project 7PartidasDigital. Specifically, the main aspects of traditional philological work and the possible advances that computational tools can offer in the making of a digital critical edition are pointed out. Among the most outstanding aspects, we insist on the automated transcription of printed testimonies and the use of automatic collation systems, two resources that concretely speed up and simplify philological work

Author Biography

  • José Manuel Fradejas Rueda, Universidad de Valladolid
    Proyecto 7Partidas Digital
Humanidades Digitales y Estudios Literarios Hispánicos - Historias Fingidas, número especial (2022)

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Published

2022-06-29

Issue

2022: Special Issue 1: Digital Humanities and Hispanic Literary Studies

Section

Monographic

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