Exploration of a Large Database of French Charters with Social Network Methods
Fabrice Rossi|Nathalie Villa-Vialaneix|Florent Hautefeuille
Although charters are often considered to be ruled by formulae, their evidential value sometimes lies in the ways which they deviate from norms, whether this what record or how recorded. In session in-groups and out-groups at several levels: Hofmann asks when why women featured Carolingian-era charters; Hodge transaction documents recorded unconventional contexts can grouped with more conventional Rossi describes new computerised approaches that may allow us depict social networks hitherto-impossible clarity, third paper has been co-authored Florent Hautefeuille (Universite de Toulouse II - Le Mirail) Nathalie Villa III Paul Sabatier / Universite Perpignan Via Domitia).
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