The purpose of this paper is to offer some suggestions in the field of Institutional Publishing in Diamond Open Access, based on the experience of managing the journal Lexicon Philosophicum: International Journal for the History of Texts and Ideas. In this paper, we will seek to highlight the role of digital technologies and public engagement in the specific case of Lexicon Philosophicum, not only for humanities research strictly speaking, but also for the digital humanities in general. We will illustrate how we worked, in the evolution of the Journal, to keep up with the practices of open science, which critical issues we encountered and need to be addressed, and which objectives we pursue in the field of public engagement.
Lo scopo di questo contributo è quello di offrire alcuni spunti di riflessione nell’ambito dell’editoria accademica istituzionale in Diamond Open Access, basati sull’esperienza nella gestione della rivista Lexicon Philosophicum: International Journal for the History of Texts and Ideas. In questo contributo si cercherà in particolare di mettere in luce il ruolo del digitale e del public engagement nel caso specifico di Lexicon Philosophicum, non solo per la ricerca umanistica in senso stretto, ma in generale per le Digital Humanities. Si illustrerà quanto, nel processo evolutivo della Rivista, si è fatto per tenersi al passo con le pratiche di scienza aperta, quali le criticità affrontate, e ancora da affrontare, e quali gli obiettivi da perseguire nel public engagement.
Lexicon Philosophicum: una rivista digitale per la condivisione della conoscenza umanistica
Barletta, PamelaCo-primo
;Dalfino, Maria CristinaCo-primo
;Restaneo, PietroCo-primo
2026
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to offer some suggestions in the field of Institutional Publishing in Diamond Open Access, based on the experience of managing the journal Lexicon Philosophicum: International Journal for the History of Texts and Ideas. In this paper, we will seek to highlight the role of digital technologies and public engagement in the specific case of Lexicon Philosophicum, not only for humanities research strictly speaking, but also for the digital humanities in general. We will illustrate how we worked, in the evolution of the Journal, to keep up with the practices of open science, which critical issues we encountered and need to be addressed, and which objectives we pursue in the field of public engagement.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


