Part and Whole in the Transmission of the "Canterbury Tales"

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  • Preface
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  • Electronic Publishing and Computational Philology
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  • Handling a Large Manuscript Tradition with a Computer
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  • Aristarque
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  • Towards Textual Drift Modelling in Computational Philology
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  • Why Phylogenetic Methods Work
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  • Philology and Information Theory
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  • An Information Visualization Approach to Textual Variants
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  • Phylogenetic Analysis of Manuscript Traditions, and the Problem of Contamination
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  • Part and Whole in the Transmission of the "Canterbury Tales"
  • The Evolution of a Sanskrit Epic
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  • Linking the Variance. Unrooted Trees and Networks
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  • Textual Descent with Intentional Modification
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  • Stemmatics, Genetics and the Genealogy of James Joyce's Later Works
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  • Testing Methods on an Artificially Created Textual Tradition
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  • Contributing Authors
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  doiCode: 10.1400/54384

  issn: 1824-1573

  Permalink: https://digital.casalini.it/10.1400/54384