Humanitats a la xarxa: món medieval - Humanities on the web: the medieval world
Humanities on the web: medieval world
Edited By Lourdes Soriano, Helen Rovira, Marion Coderch and Gloria Sabaté
This book reveals the current state of advanced research in the field of Humanities, introducing some of the leading projects being carried out in Europe and in the Unites States by historians and philologists. These research projects have to do with corpora of medieval Romance texts (literary or linguistic), metric indexes, databases on manuscripts, printed copies, iconographic sources, digitalisations of old collections or catalogues in the main research institutions. This volume shows the last advances in the dissemination of research outcomes through the Internet.
This volume contains contributions in English, Catalan, Spanish, Italian and French.
Digital bibliographic corpus of medieval Catalan literature (BILICAME): Rafael Alemany – Llúcia Martín – Rosanna Cantavella
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Digital bibliographic corpus of medieval Catalan literature (BILICAME)*
Rafael ALEMANY – Llúcia MARTÍN
Universitat d’Alacant: Institut Interuniversitari de Filologia Valenciana
Rosanna CANTAVELLA
Universitat de València: Institut Interuniversitari de Filologia Valenciana
The main purpose of our database project (
Given our scheme’s magnitude, we have divided our tasks in several stages. The first one, to be implemented in 2009-11, involves developing the relevant IT application and the partial materialisation of the bibliographic database. We are at present concentrating our efforts in six of the most important fifteenth-century Valencian writers: Ausiàs March, Joanot Martorell, Jaume Roig, Isabel de Villena, Joan Roís de Corella and Bernat Fenollar (including the satirical and religious writers of the latter’s circle). This first stage constitutes a project in itself, funded by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation, and its research team is formed by Rafael Alemany (professor at the Universitat d’Alacant), Rosanna Cantavella (professor at the Universitat de València), Llúcia Martín (assistant professor at the Universitat d’Alacant), Anna Isabel Peirats (lecturer at Valencia’s Universidad San Vicente Mártir), Eduard Baile (postgraduate student at ← 363 | 364 → the Universitat d’Alacant) and Magdalena Llorca and Joan Ignasi Soriano (postgraduate assistants at the Universitat d’Alacant), all adscribed to the Department of Catalan and...
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