Coptic Scriptorium

The Download is where we fill you in on all things digital as they pertain to our field. In this issue, editorial assistant Kate Schoening explored Coptic Scriptorium, a project also discussed by Sophia Honerkamp in The Interview. Schoening explores the site as a novice and brings that lens to her imagining the many lessons scholars can learn from it regardless of subfield.

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Bulletin for the Study of Religion
Published
2024-08-19
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1558/bsor.28921
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Media, Religion, Digital Communication
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Coptic Scriptorium

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Coptic Scriptorium

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Abstract

The Download is where we fill you in on all things digital as they pertain to our field. In this issue, editorial assistant Kate Schoening explored Coptic Scriptorium, a project also discussed by Sophia Honerkamp in The Interview. Schoening explores the site as a novice and brings that lens to her imagining the many lessons scholars can learn from it regardless of subfield.

Bulletin for the Study of ReligionVol. 53(2)
University of Alabama (US)
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Media, Religion, Digital Communication
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