This is the second part of my series on phylogenetics and a specific case of textual criticism, the Biblical one. The first part appeared a...

This is a two-part blog post. Here, I will introduce a particular stemmatological problem, along with the studies of it to date; and in a ...

Each word has its own history, according to a maxim attributed to Jules Gilliéron that makes some historical linguists tremble. One with a...

In a previous post I gave an outline of stemmatics, and briefly touched on the adoption and advantages of phylogenetic methods for textual ...

No se publica un libro sin alguna divergencia entre cada uno de los ejemplares. Los escribas prestan juramento secreto de omitir, de inte...

Evolutionary concepts have often been transferred to other fields of study, or derived independently in them, especially in anthropology in...