Bathtub philology: Ezra Pound’s annotative realism

Philology The Traditional

The first Arabic book, a 5 × 11 cm volume titled Pi * „ Ð Ÿ s w  2 (Book of the prayer of hours), was printed in 1514 by Grégoire de Grégoire in Venice and Fano, under the protection of Pope Leo the 10th [1, p. 18 – 19]. It took about two centuries for Arabic book printing to move to the East: in 1727 the Ottoman printing agency was founded in Constantinople and started printing using Dutc...

Cyberinfrastructure for Classical Philology

No humanists have moved more aggressively in the digital world than students of the Greco-Roman world but the first generation of digital classics has seen relatively superficial methods to address the problems of print culture. We are now beginning to see new intellectual practices for which new terms, eWissenschaft and eClassics, and a new cyberinfrastructure are emerging.

Ezra Miller Future

Typesetting classical Greek philology

The teubner package provides support for typesetting classical Greek philological texts with LATEX, including textual and rhythmic verse. The special signs and glyphs made available by this package may also be useful for typesetting philological texts with other alphabets.

Ezra Pound's Comparative Poetics

In his paper, "Ezra Pound's Comparative Poetics," Naikan Tao concentrates on Pound's theories regarding comparison and examines the significance of his comparative studies to the formulation of his poetics, an aspect that has not been sufficiently investigated. On the basis of Pound's work, Tao observes that the conception of comparison Pound shaped through his comparative studies is the intern...