Editorial philology and canon. Texts, collections and complete works from paper to digital
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https://doi.org/10.13130/2499-6637/8918Keywords:
editorial philology, scholarly editions, digital editions, critical editions, complete worksAbstract
The so called ‘Editorial Philology’ has recently been considered as a category of Modern Philology, in particular a sub-category of 20th Century Philology. In this paper some considerations about the relationship between Texts, Collections and Complete Works, during the transition from paper to digital, are suggested.Downloads
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