Institute for Medieval Studies
University of Leeds
 Medieval script image
  Events People Study International Medieval Bibliography International Medieval Congress Join Home
  Site contents:
  About
  International Medieval Bibliography
  International Medieval Congress
  IMC 2010 - Call for Papers
  Exhibitions and Advertising
  Strands
  Future IMC dates
  IMC Newsletter
  Archive: Previous IMC programmes
  International Medieval Research Series
  Programming Committee area
  Congress Sponsors
  Frequently Asked Questions
  Contact us
  Study
  Medieval Studies Online
Home | International Medieval Congress | Browse

International Medieval Congress 2008
Email
Customer ID
Session Details
Session: 607
Title: New Work in Digital Medieval Studies
Date / Time: July 8, 2008 11.15-12.45
 
Sponsor: Committee on Electronic Resources, Medieval Academy of America
 
Organiser: Dorothy Carr Porter, Royal Irish Academy, Dublin
 
Moderator: Alec McAllister, Information Systems Services (ISS), University of Leeds
 
Paper
607-a:		 The Palaeographical Method under the Light of a Digital Approach
(Language: English)
Arianna Ciula, Centre for Computing in the Humanities, King's College London
Paper
607-b:		 Results of 'Digital Diplomatics' for Research with Medieval Documents
(Language: English)
Georg Vogeler, Historisches Seminar, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, München
Paper
607-c:		 3D scanning of the Venetus A
(Language: English)
Dorothy Carr Porter, Royal Irish Academy, Dublin
 
Abstract: This session will introduce three new projects in digital medieval studies that use technology to explore issues beyond publication and display. The projects represent both large collaborations and individual efforts, and are designed to answer the following questions, which we will also address in our presentations: What are the methodological issues implied by a digital approach to the analysis of medieval handwriting? What is the relationship between traditional approaches to diplomatic editing and the changes in methods and sources that could result from the use of new technologies? (How) Can 3D imaging of manuscripts assist with the readings of those manuscripts?
 

Browse by Timeslots | Browse Papers | Browse Sessions | Session/Paper keyword search |
Browse Strands | Browse Sponsors | Browse Participants

Home | Contact | Privacy | Copyright & legal | University home page
University logo. Link to www.leeds.ac.uk International Medieval Congress, Tel: +44 (0)113 343 3614 , E-mail: imc@leeds.ac.uk

Institute for Medieval Studies, University of Leeds, LEEDS, LS2 9JT, UK
Tel: +44 (0)113 343 3617 (General Office), +44 (0)113 343 3620 (Teaching and Post-Graduate Research)
Fax: +44 (0)113 343 3616, E-mail: ims@leeds.ac.uk (General Enquiries) medieval-studies@leeds.ac.uk (for Teaching and Post-Graduate Research)