Contributors
At the moment, the Lexicon has fifteen official contributors: Frederike Neuber, a DiXiT fellow who is based at the Centre for Information Modelling – Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities at the University of Graz, Austria (contributing since 3 September 2014); Elisa Nury, a PhD student in Digital Humanities at King’s College London, UK (contributing since 7 November 2014); Elli Bleeker, a DiXiT fellow who is based at the Centre for Manuscript Genetics at the University of Antwerp, Belgium (contributing since 26 Januari 2015); Francisco Javier Álvarez-Carbajal, also a DiXiT fellow, who is based at the École des Haute Études en Sciences Sociales in Lyon, France (contributing since 28 April 2015); Ronan Crowley, a postdoctoral researcher and Chair of Digital Humanities at the University of Passau, Germany (contributing since 30 April 2015); Monica Zanardo, a member of the Institut des Textes & Manuscrits Modernes (ITEM) in Paris, France (contributing since 2 June 2015); Luciano Longo, a PhD student at the University of Palermo, Italy (also contributing since 2 June 2015); Elena Spadini, a DiXiT fellow based at the Huygens Institute of Netherlands History in The Hague, The Netherlands (contributing since June 12 2015); Gioele Barabucci, a DiXiT fellow based at the Cologne Center for eHumanities in Germany (contributing since August 19, 2015); Mats Dahlström, a DiXiT supervisor at the University of Borås‘ Swedish School for Library and Information Science (contributing since April 21, 2016); Aodhán Kelly, DiXiT fellow who is based at the Centre for Manuscript Genetics at the University of Antwerp, Belgium (contributing since 31 May 2016); Merisa Martinez, a DiXiT fellow who is based at the University of Borås‘ Swedish School for Library and Information Science (contributing since March 14, 2017); and Jesse Franquet and Caroline Vandyck – both students at the University of Antwerp who worked on the Lexicon as part of their internship in the BA course Digital Humanities (respectively in 2020 and 2021). Elena, Monica and Luciano are also part of the FonteGaia project that is joining forces with the Lexicon to increase its share of Italian definitions.
We are very grateful for every single contribution, and hope they will inspire others to contribute to the Lexicon as well.
Special Thanks
We would also like to thank Catherine Nygren and Neil Fraistat for contributing to the Lexicon by finding a source for Fraistat’s definition of ‘contexture‘; Elli Bleeker for suggesting sources for the Lexicon’s To-Do-List and for pointing out a definition for ‘edition (critical)‘ I had overlooked in D’Iorio 2010; Vivien Friedrich (Arthur Schnitzler digital) for pointing me in the direction of Bodo Plachta’s Editionswissenschaft and for her help translating some of its concepts into English; Sakari Katajamäki of the Finnish Literature Society in Helsinki for directing me to his and Karina Lukin’s paper that included a useful definition for ‘textual scholarship‘; and Paulius Subačius for pointing out an error in a definition of textual scholar. Thanks also to Sakari, Annika Rockenberger, and Georg Vogeler for suggesting more useful links for the About page.