Texts as Hypergraphs: An Intuitive Representation of Interpretations of Text

Bleeker, Elli; Dekker, R. Haentjens; Buitendijk, Bram

doi:10.4000/jtei.3919

jtei

2021

DOI: 10.4000/jtei.3919

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Texts as Hypergraphs: An Intuitive Representation of Interpretations of Text

Elli Bleeker¹,

R. Haentjens Dekker²,

Bram Buitendijk³

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Digital Scholarly Editing has followed a fundamentally conservative model over the last forty years. As a result, the epistemological advantages of digital possibilities have not yet been fully explored. The current article proposes that alternative models for editions (e.g. graphs) provide new conceptual and practical opportunities, importantly moving scholarly editing from a static result-oriented practice towards a dynamic knowledge process oriented one. By means of a concrete example, which uses the glyph as its key building block, we suggest that part of the reasoning in the constitution of digital scholarly editions will shift from implicit in the scholar to explicit in forms of code and explicit analysis, calculation, reasoning and logic, and that this will necessarily have significant implications for the nature of authority, the requirement for transparency, the operationalisation of workflow and, ultimately, the very nature and conceptualising of the works that we study.

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The Text Encoding Initiative is no exception that depends on tree structures. However, with the recent rise of graph-based information structuring methods, some practitioners of the TEI have directed toward graph-based text encoding, such as the development of markup. This paper discusses graphbased structuring of textual types that are difficult to understand structurally with trees, using historical accounting documents as an example.

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Texts as Hypergraphs: An Intuitive Representation of Interpretations of Text

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Computational approaches and the epistemology of scholarly editing

Computational approaches and the epistemology of scholarly editing

Encoding Historical Financial Records: With Trees or Graphs?

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