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From Electronic Word Processors to Computers: Experiences with the Archives of Swiss Writers

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Authors: Barchielli, Elena; Willemin, Simon; Spadini, Elena;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.20481241

From Electronic Word Processors to Computers: Experiences with the Archives of Swiss Writers

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Presentation of the Bit Philology project during the Workshop "Digital Forensics in the Humanities".

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