Published October 1, 2014 | Version v1
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Lieu, Temps, Réseau. La modélisation des géographies littéraires du moyen âge francais

  • 1. American University of Beirut

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This presentation (slides in French) was created for the "Interfaces numériques" strand of the 9th Frankoromanistentag held in Münster, Germany (see https://www.romanistik.de/for/2202).  I begin with the evolving notion of an interface in two works of Milad Doueihi and I assert the basic fact that a map has always been a kind of interface.  Digital mapping is no different.  I present my two corpora (a spatial dataset and a text base of medieval French) and some visualizations (faceted and comparative), some network visualizations of place and conclude with some comments on community-sourced gazetteers.

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