Tesserae Project
The Tesserae Project founded in 2008, is on ongoing effort to use digital methods to detect and analyze forms of textual relatedness, including allusion and intertextuality, principally among ancient Greek and Latin literary texts, but among others as well.
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University at Buffalo Server
Director
Neil Coffee, Professor, UB Classics
Principal Researchers
Neil Coffee, Walter Scheirer Asst. Prof. of Computer Science, Notre Dame
Grants and Funding
NEH Digital Humanities Advancement Grant 2018-2020, NEH Office of Digital Humanities Start-up Grant 2012-2014, Fondation Maison des Sciences de l’Homme 2016-17, Swiss National Science Foundation 2013-2016, University at Buffalo College of Arts and Sciences, and the Digital Humanities Initiative at Buffalo