All posts by Peter Ives

The ‘living philology’ of Joseph A. Buttigieg

Peter Ives | February 20, 2019

The news of the death of Joseph A. Buttigieg on January 27, 2019 was greeted with sadness among the communities of scholars, researchers and students who have been deeply touched by his life and work. Among many other accomplishments, Joe was a central figure in the world of those [...]

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