Response of Christopher Forstall
Over the course of the past two days, here at the beautiful grounds of the Fondation Hardt, we have been inspired and challenged by diverse new work—both literary and digital—on issues of...
View ArticleIntertextualité et humanités numériques workshop
Tesserae team members Neil Coffee and Christopher Forstall took part in the workshop Intertextualité et humanités numériques co-organized by Coffee and Damien Nelis of the University of Geneva...
View ArticleResponse of Chiara Battistella
Taking part in this workshop has been an extraordinary opportunity both to get to know people directly involved in Digital Humanities projects (Tesserae, Musisque Deoque, LOFTS, E-Traces) and better...
View ArticleResponse of Lavinia Galli Milic
Les humanités numériques nous invitent à repenser l’intertextualité car elles changent notre rapport au texte antique. À présent qu’il est possible de déceler une masse de points de contact individuels...
View ArticleIntertextuality Beyond Words by David Bamman
The talk I was to give in Geneva (before weather sadly prevented my arrival) focused on “intertextuality beyond words” — I want to take this blog post to at least partially sketch out what I mean by...
View ArticleeTRACES / eTRAP by Marco Büchler
Marco Büchler delivered a presentation on his text reuse research with eTRACES / eTRAP, slides for which are available here.
View ArticleResponse of Damien Nelis
As part of a research project funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation and devoted to the study of intertextuality in Flavian epic poetry, the Classics Departments of the University at Buffalo,...
View ArticleResponse of Michael Dewar
As I said to more than one person in the course of the workshop, I had expected that I would learn far more than I would be able to contribute. And so it turned out. The presentations of Marco Büchler...
View ArticleIntertextualité et Humanités Numériques
Participants in the Intertextualité et Humanités Numériques workshop enjoying a moment outdoors at the Fondation Hardt. Pictured are (left to right): Yannick Zanetti, Valéry Berlincourt, Lavinia...
View ArticlePresentation at eRome Workshop in the Netherlands
Neil gave a presentation on Tesserae at the eRome International Workshop on Digital Humanities and Rome held in Wassenaar, Netherlands, on March 4, 2015. The conference program is here.
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