Special Issue on Digital Scholarly Editing

ISSN: 2524-7840 (Online)

In this topical collection (14 articles)

  1. Editorial

    Artificial imagination, imagine: new developments in digital scholarly editing

    Dirk Van Hulle Pages 137-140
    Download PDF (134KB) View Article

  2. Research Article

    From graveyard to graph

    Elli Bleeker, Bram Buitendijk… Pages 141-163
    Download PDF (2226KB) View Article

  3. Research Article

    Charles Chesnutt and the case for hybrid editing

    Stephanie P. Browner, Kenneth M. Price Pages 165-178
    Download PDF (219KB) View Article

  4. Research Article

    Opening the book: data models and distractions in digital scholarly editing

    James Cummings Pages 179-193
    Download PDF (217KB) View Article

  5. Research Article

    Copies and facsimiles

    Mats Dahlström Pages 195-208
    Download PDF (247KB) View Article

  6. No Access

    Research Article

    What future for digital scholarly editions? From Haute Couture to Prêt-à-Porter

    Elena Pierazzo Pages 209-220

  7. Research Article

    Textuality in 3D: three-dimensional (re)constructions as digital scholarly editions

    Susan Schreibman, Costas Papadopoulos Pages 221-233
    Download PDF (629KB) View Article

  8. No Access

    Research Article

    Tracking the evolution of translated documents: revisions, languages and contaminations

    Gioele Barabucci Pages 235-250

  9. Research Article

    Editing social media: the case of online book discussion

    Peter Boot Pages 251-262
    Download PDF (238KB) View Article

  10. No Access

    Research Article

    On edited archives and archived editions

    Wout Dillen Pages 263-277

  11. No Access

    Research Article

    The Charles Harpur Critical Archive

    Desmond Schmidt, Paul Eggert Pages 279-288

  12. No Access

    Research Article

    Exercises in modelling: textual variants

    Elena Spadini Pages 289-307

  13. Research Article

    The ‘assertive edition’

    Georg Vogeler Pages 309-322
    Download PDF (349KB) View Article

  14. No Access

    Comment

    Considering the scholarly edition in the digital age: an engagement by the modern language association’s committee on scholarly editions

    Julia Flanders, Ray Siemens Pages 323-324