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Roberto Rosselli Del Turco

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"Tea for two": the Archive of the Italian Latinity of the Middle Ages meets the CLARIN infrastructure

2020

This paper aims at showing how integrating the Archive of the Italian Latinity of the Middle Ages (ALIM) into the ILC4CLARIN repository can provide mutual benefits. Making ALIM available to a large community of scholars and researchers, on the one side, represents the first step to reduce the lack of resources for Medieval Latin in CLARIN and, on the other side, constitutes an unprecedented contribution to not only linguistic investigations, but also to the studies of the culture and science at the basis of the Western European society. The paper describes the adopted approach aiming to keep intact the structure of the archive and its metadata, which are both accurately mirrored into the IL…

Informatica umanistica filologia digitale letteratura medievale letteratura latina medievale letteratura latina TEIService (systems architecture)filologia digitaleHistorymedia_common.quotation_subjectSettore L-FIL-LET/15 - Filologia GermanicaDigital Archivesletteratura latina medievalecorpusResearch infrastructures Digital Archives CLARIN Language Resource SwitchboardSettore L-LIN/01 - Glottologia e LinguisticaSettore L-FIL-LET/05 - Filologia Classicaedizioni digitaliSettore L-FIL-LET/04 - Lingua E Letteratura LatinaWorld Wide WebCLARIN-ITrepositoryResource (project management)Medieval LatinReading (process)XML/TEILatin resourcesALIM CLARIN-IT Digital Librariesmedia_commonStructure (mathematical logic)SuiteALIM letteratura latina medievale edizioni critiche edizioni digitali XML/TEI filologia digitale metadataedizioni critichemetadataCLARIN Language Resource SwitchboardALIMDigital libraryMetadataCLARINResearch infrastructuresDigital LibrariesDigital Humanities Digital philology Medieval Literature Latin Medieval Latin Literature Latin Literature TEI
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Extending the DSE. LOD support and TEI/IIIF integration in EVT

2020

Current digital scholarly editions (DSEs) have the opportunity of evolving to dynamic objects interacting with other Internet-based resources thanks to open frameworks such as IIIF and LOD. This paper showcases and discusses two new functionalities of EVT (Edition Visualization Technology), version 2: one improving the management of named entities (f.i. personal names) through the use of LOD resources such as FOAF and DBpedia; the other, providing integration of the published text with digital images of the textual primary sources accessed from online repositories (e.g. e-codices or digital libraries such as the Vaticana or the Ambrosiana) via the IIIF protocol.

Edition Visualization TechnologyDigital humanities digital philology computational philology IIIF LOD EVT Edition Visualization Technology manuscripts scholarly digital edition critical editionmanuscriptsSettore L-FIL-LET/05 - Filologia ClassicaSettore L-FIL-LET/04 - Lingua E Letteratura Latinascholarly digital editioncritical editiondigital philologyIIIFdigital humanitiesdigital humanities; digital philology; computational philology; IIIF; LOD; EVT; Edition Visualization Technology; manuscripts; scholarly digital edition; critical editionLODcomputational philologyEVT
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