Digital Humanities in and for the History of Philosophy: An Introduction
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This paper is aimed to be an introduction to the digital Humanities (HD), trying to present what they are since their evolution. The aim is not only to present them, but to try to indicate the potential of their use in and for the History of Philosophy. We will try to point out the different uses that have been made of them, pointing out projects that serve as a reference and including some hilosophical reflections. We will start from the
Computational Humanities to derive the Digital humanities, in line with the development of the Web, from 1.0 to 3.0.
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