Digital diplomatics
The computer as a tool for the diplomatist?
Contributions by Martin Roland Contributions by Daniel Pinol Alabart Contributions by Francesca Capochiani Contributions by Chiara Leoni Contributions by Roberto Rosselli Del Turco Contributions by Serena Falletta Contributions by Els Paermentier Contributions by Andrey Feuerverger Contributions by Gelila Tilahun Contributions by Richard Higgins Contributions by Aleksandrs Ivanovs Contributions by Aleksey Varfolomeyev Contributions by Jonathan Jarrett Contributions by Gunter Vasold Contributions by Žarko Vujošević Contributions by Nebojsa Porcic Contributions by Dragic M. Zivojinovic Contributions by Camille Desenclos Contributions by Vincent Jolivet Contributions by Luciana Duranti Contributions by Michael Hänchen Contributions by Nicolas Perreaux Contributions by Dominique Stutzmann Contributions by Benoit-Michel Tock Contributions by Michael Gervers Contributions by Antonella Ghignoli Edited by Antonella Ambrosio Edited by Sébastien Barret Edited by Georg Vogeler
Hardback (Published)
(September 2014)
ISBN: 9783412222802
6.34 x 9.25 inches
Price: $94.00
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Scholars of diplomatics never had a fundamental opposition on using modern technology to support their research. Nevertheless no technology since the introduction of photography had such an impact on questions and methods of diplomatics as the computer had. This book discusses the methodological consequences of doing diplomatic research on huge corpora and fast text mining technologies. It gives examples of how to enlarge the digitised charter corpus and demonstrates research applying information technology on medieval and early modern charters asking pure diplomatic questions as well as doing historical or philological research.
- Contributions by Martin Roland
- Contributions by Daniel Pinol Alabart
- Contributions by Francesca Capochiani
- Contributions by Chiara Leoni
- Contributions by Roberto Rosselli Del Turco
- Contributions by Serena Falletta
- Contributions by Els Paermentier
- Contributions by Andrey Feuerverger
- Contributions by Gelila Tilahun
- Contributions by Richard Higgins
- Contributions by Aleksandrs Ivanovs
- Contributions by Aleksey Varfolomeyev
- Contributions by Jonathan Jarrett
- Contributions by Gunter Vasold
- Contributions by Žarko Vujošević
- Contributions by Nebojsa Porcic
- Contributions by Dragic M. Zivojinovic
- Contributions by Camille Desenclos
- Contributions by Vincent Jolivet
- Contributions by Luciana Duranti
- Contributions by Michael Hänchen
- Contributions by Nicolas Perreaux
- Contributions by Dominique Stutzmann
- Contributions by Benoit-Michel Tock
- Contributions by Michael Gervers
- Contributions by Antonella Ghignoli
- Edited by Antonella Ambrosio
- Edited by Sébastien Barret
- Edited by Georg Vogeler
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