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Description, edition and analysis of born-digital literary sources. Case studies from the Bit Philology project
Literary archives are increasingly acquiring born‑digital material (floppy disks, computers, files, etc.). To use these sources, scholars must analyse them in terms of their “.txtual condition”, i.e. considering the software and hardware that originally produced and rendered the files
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