Digitalizing the Middle Ages

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Deep Mapping, Third Dimension and Data Mining

Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

AvMeritxell Simó,Adriana Camprubí,Xavier Costa-Badia

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This volume provides a comprehensive overview of the fast-growing panorama that lies at the crossroads between Digital Humanities and Medieval Studies. Digital tools have become essential for research in the Humanities. The new technical landscape multiplies the options for research, knowledge transfer, and dissemination exponentially. In this context, Digitalizing the Middle Ages seeks to highlight the need for a debate on the opportunities but also the risks and challenges posed by the application of Digital Humanities to the study of the medieval world. It brings together cutting-edge technologies and long-established traditions resulting in a true kaleidoscopic perspective which enables the debate on issues that cannot be addressed without innovative holistic methodological approaches. In this sense, the publication will be articulated around the main areas in which Digital Humanities intervene in medieval studies such as Deep Mapping, Third Dimension, and Data Mining.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-06-24
Mått148 x 210 x 24 mm
Vikt529 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor358
Upplaga26001
FörlagPeter Lang AG
ISBN9783631915479

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Meritxell Simó, Director of the Institute for Research on Medieval Cultures (2015-2025), she leads the Corpus des Troubadours (IECUAI) project and serves as Professor of Romance Philology at the University of Barcelona.Adriana Camprubí is an Associate Lecturer in Romance Philology at the University of Barcelona. She holds a PhD in Literary Theory and Comparative Literature.Xavier Costa-Badia is a Serra Húnter Tenure-Eligible Lecturer in Medieval History at the University of Barcelona. He holds a BA in History as well as an MA and PhD in Medieval Cultures from the same institution.

PART I. Deep Mapping - Marc Ferrer Fernández, Marta Sancho i Planas, Marçal Díaz Ros and Xavier Costa-Badia: Opening Up New Lines of Research. The Spatial Turn and the Contribution of GIS to Medieval Landscape Studies - Esther Travé Allepuz, Pablo del Fresno Bernal, Sonia Medina Gordo and Alfred Mauri Martí: Semantic Data Modeling and Beyond: Some Examples of Data Capture and Exploitation through Deep Mapping and Social Network Analysis - Delfi I. Nieto-Isabel and Ruth Ahnert: Data Feminism, Network Analysis and the Pre-Modern Archive - PART II. Third Dimension - Stefano Bertocci, Maria Soler Sala and Federico Cioli: Digitalizing the Architectural Heritage for the Study, Dissemination and Preservation of the Franciscan Observant Landscapes - Carlos Andújar, Begoña Cayuela, Immaculada Lorés, Carles Mancho and Roser Piñol Bastidas: Digital Models for Research, Study and Conservation of Medieval Architecture and Paintings - Sabina Batlle-Baró, Jordi Vallverdú Pastó, Bet Mallofré-López and Walter Alegría Tejedor: 3D Recording: A Game-Changer for Historical and Archaeological Interpretation? Application of Digital 3D Tools in the Medieval Archaeology Laboratory at the University of Barcelona (LAMUB) - PART III. Data Mining - Begoña Cayuela: Medieval Art Historians and Databases: A Paradoxical Relationship - Meritxell Simó, Adriana Camprubí, Víctor Millet, Lorena Pérez Ben, Sadurní Martí and Miriam Cabré: Medieval Lyric at the Crossroads of Digital Philology - Vera Isabell Schwarz-Ricci: The Application of Handwritten Text Recognition Systems to Medieval and Early Modern Notarial Registers: Potentials and Risks - Anahí Álvarez Aguado, Catalina Monserrat Roig and Carlos Prieto Espinosa: Digitizing the Catalan Middle Ages: The Digital GMLC and the CODOLCAT as Means of Updating Medieval Latin Lexicography