Horizons of digital philology. The Greek Anthology for rethinking formats, paradigms and collaboration

Serena Cannavale is a professor of Greek and Latin Philology at the Department of Humanities of theUniversity of Naples Federico II. Her research interests include Hellenistic epigrams, with a particularfocus on Callimachus, Greek epigraphic poetry, the literary culture of ancient Campania, and the historyof classical studies.

Vincenzo Casapulla is a research fellow at the University of Naples Federico II within the EpigraphicPoetry in Ancient Campania project. In addition to Latin epigraphic poetry, he has conducted studies onTitus Livius, Seneca, Lucan, and Pliny the Younger.

Mathilde Verstraete is a PhD student in literature (and Digital Humanities) at the University of Montreal.After studying languages and classical literature, she specialized in Digital Classics among the CanadaResearch Chair in Digital Textualities. Her research focuses on digital critical editions of Greek texts andthe tools that make their development possible.

Philosopher and specialist in digital publishing, Marcello Vitali-Rosati is a professor in the Department of French Literature at the University of Montreal and holds the Chair of excellence in digital publishing at the University of Rouen. He develops a philosophical reflection on ontological and epistemologicalchanges in the digital age.