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Literary and Linguistic Computing 2003 18(1):101-107; doi:10.1093/llc/18.1.101
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The Versioning Machine

Susan Schreibman1, Amit Kumar1 and Jarom McDonald1

1 Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities (MITH), USA

This article describes the background and architecture of The Versioning Machine, a software tool designed to display and compare multiple versions of texts. The display environment provides for features traditionally found in codex-based critical editions, such as annotation and introductory material. It also takes advantage of opportunities afforded by electronic publishing, such as providing a frame to compare diplomatic versions of witnesses side by side, allowing for manipulatable images of the witness to be viewed alongside the diplomatic edition, and providing users with an enhanced typology of notes.


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