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L'edizione critica digitale. La critica del testo nella storia della tradizione

Paolo Monella

subject

Humanities Computing (Digital Humanities) Classics Digital Humanities Manuscript Studies Philology Codicology Critical Edition Critical editions Critical edition Digital philology Digital Editions Critical Editing Computational and Digital Philology Digital Critical Editions Digital Scholarly Editionsphilologydigital editionscritical editingcodicologySettore L-FIL-LET/05 - Filologia ClassicaSettore L-FIL-LET/04 - Lingua E Letteratura Latinacritical editionhumanities computing (digital humanities)digital philologydigital scholarly editionsdigital critical editionsdigital humanitieshumanities computing (digital humanities); classics; digital humanities; manuscript studies; philology; codicology; critical edition; critical edition; digital philology; digital editions; critical editing; computational and digital philology; digital critical editions; digital scholarly editionsclassicsmanuscript studiescomputational and digital philology

description

The traditional output of philological work aiming at the constitutio textus is the print critical edition with apparatus footnotes showing select variant readings. The digital scholarly edition, instead, is not constrained by the space limits of the printed page, so it can encode and visualize synoptically many versions of a text, as found in different textual witnesses. This opportunity has often been exploited by New Philology editions, in which textual versions are juxtaposed without any attempt to reconstruct an "original" text. However, the digital critical edition can constitute a "third way" between constitutio textus and New Philology: the digital editor can provide different versions of a text from individual witnesses and add a further version, the editor's own textus constitutus, thus putting Giorgio Pasquali's "critica del testo" in the framework of the "storia della tradizione".

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