[ Web Book ]
by Sara Schulthess
with contributions by Anastasia Chasapi and Martial Sankar
The research question of HumaReC is to inquiry, from the test-case of the edition of an unique trilingual Greek, Latin and Arabic New Testament manuscript, how Humanities research is reshaped and transformed by the digital rhythm of data production and publication. We have created a Virtual Research Environment that includes a manuscript viewer and where we share continuously our research.
The present web book synthesises the results of our research. It is a work in progress.
Table of Contents
- Foreword
- Part I - Introduction
- 1. The starting point, a previous project: The Arabic Manuscripts of the Letters of Paul of Tarsus (2013-2016)
- 2. The next step: HumaReC (2016-2018)
- Part II - The Platform
- 3. Manuscript transcription and visualization
- ---- 3.1 The manuscript viewer: work with EVT
- ---- 3.2 Annotation tool
- ---- 3.3 Towards handwritten text recognition
- 4. Interactions and users
- ---- 4.1 On the platform
- ---- 4.2 Social media
- 5. Continuous publication
- ---- 5.1 On the platform: blog and transcriptions
- ---- 5.2 Consolidation with the Web book
- 6. Reception and limitations
- Part III - The Manuscript
- 7. The object
- ---- 7.1.Codicological and paleographical features
- ---- 7.2 Remarks about the production context
- 8. The text of the letters of Paul
- ---- 8.1 Preliminary remarks
- ---- 8.2 The Greek text
- ---- 8.3 The Latin text
- ---- 8.4 The Arabic text
- ---- 8.5 Mutual influences
- ---- 8.6 New clues for the Pauline exegesis
- 9. About the use of the codex
- Part IV - Conclusion
- Acknowledgement
- Bibliography
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