Maria Margherita Cardella

Maria Margherita Cardella is a researcher affiliated with the University of Rouen Normandy within the College of Letters and Human Sciences. She is a member of the research unit ERIAC and specializes in Ancient Greek linguistics, particularly focusing on word formation and nominal compounds in Homeric language. Her work bridges traditional philology with digital humanities methodologies.

Education

• Doctorate (April 2, 1989) from Università degli Studi di Milano

Research Interests revolve around Homeric Greek morphology, poetic language structures, and computational analysis of ancient texts. She contributes to the Homeric Greek Compounds Projects and collaborates on digital editions of classical works.

Publications highlight her expertise in Homeric nominal compounds, lexical analogies in ancient languages, and digital tools for linguistic analysis. Her work spans peer-reviewed journals, book chapters, and open-access digital resources.

Labs & Collaborations include the eGesta digital genetic edition project, FIBIA comparative studies of ancient collections, and the Rouen School of Phenomenology. She actively engages in international research networks like the GIS Institute of the Americas and GENDER & Screens.