Institute of Classical Studies Digital Classicist Seminar 2012
Friday June 1st at 16:30
Room G37, Senate House, Malet Street, London, WC1E 7HU
Chiara Salvagni (KCL)
Digital Critical Editions of Homer
I intend to discuss how the scholia to the Odyssey of Homer can be
encoded in order to be part of a digital edition of the first book of
the Odyssey, with special concern for their critical apparatus, starting
with an analysis of how a printed edition of the scholia works. I will
take into account the possibility of using the Open Source Critical
Edition methodological framework for my work on the Odyssey, and the
specific characteristic of the Homeric text, its oral origin and the
Homeric question on the existence or non existence of Homer.
ALL WELCOME
The seminar will be followed by wine and refreshments.
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*Full 2012 Programme*
June 1 Chiara Salvagni (KCL), Digital Critical Editions of Homer (G37)
June 8 Jari Pakkanen (RHUL), Pattern detection in archaeological data:
quantum modelling, Bronze Age Aegean lead weights and Greek Classical
Doric architecture (G37)
June 15 Angeliki Chrysanthi (Southampton), A visitor-sourced methodology
for the interpretation of archaeological sites (Court Room)
June 22 Alejandro Giacometti, Lindsay MacDonald (UCL)& Alberto
Campagnolo (University of the Arts), Cultural Heritage Destruction:
Documenting Parchment Degradation via Multispectral Imaging (G37)
June 29 Marco Buchler& Gregory Crane (Leipzig), Historical Text Re-use
Detection on Perseus Digital Library (G37)
July 6 Charlotte Tupman (KCL), Digital epigraphy beyond the Classical:
creating (inter?)national standards for recording modern and early
modern gravestones (G22/26)
July 13 Maggie Robb (KCL), Digitising the Prosopography of the Roman
Republic (G37)
July 20 Paolo Monella (Centro Linceo, Roma), In the Tower of Babel:
modelling primary sources of multi-testimonial textual transmissions (G37)
All papers will be recorded and offered as a podcast or download from
<http://www.digitalclassicist.org/wip/wip2012.html>
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Lecturer
Centre for e-Research
Department of Digital Humanities
King's College London
www.stuartdunn.wordpress.com
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