Informatica Umanistica: una disciplina adulta

Abstract

Bibliografia di Informatica Umanistica came out in 1994 after more than a decade of intense work carried out in close collaboration with the research group of the so-called Roman School, initiated by Tito Orlandi. Giovanni Adamo sets in this work the state of the art of a discipline that even then could boast a solid community of scholars, in Italy and abroad. The discipline (now internationally recognized as Digital Humanities) was even then an autonomous and recognizable field of knowledge and research. In the 5532 bibliographic records we can now find a significant source of insights for future research: both to pursue specific lines of inquiry and to reinforce the disciplinary ontological status.