Introduction

Introduction. Romanello, M. & Bodard, G. In Romanello, M. & Bodard, G., editors, Digital Classics Outside the Echo-Chamber, of Teaching, Knowledge Exchange & Public Engagement, pages 1–12. Ubiquity Press, 2016.

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Situated within the broader field of Digital Humanities, Digital Classics is concerned with the application of computational methods and theories to the study of the Greco-Roman and wider ancient world. Over the last decade or so, a decentralised and international community of researchers in this area has emerged, centred around the Digital Classicist . In addition to curating a wiki, and conversations over discussion lists in two languages, this community has been organising several seminar series aimed at providing a venue for discussion of work in progress. Indeed, some of the chapters in this collection arose from papers given at the

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