The Digital History and Hermeneutics Doctoral Training Unit or DTU DHH Lecture Series provides a broad overview of case studies concerned with digital history and hermeneutics from all the disciplinary fields covered by the DTU: History, philosophy, linguistics, computer science, geography, design studies, etcetera. The overall aim is to discover recent trends and challenges with the help of specific case studies that allow locating the individual research projects of the DTU within a state-of-the-art international discourse.
The lectures offer case studies from all major historical epochs (Ancient History, Medieval History, Early Modern and Contemporary History) that are also reflected in the DTU’s research programme. International experts present new methods, tools and research results from their areas of research and invite the audience to discuss questions and scientific trends. The lectures are open to the entire university and serve as a platform for an international and interdisciplinary exchange.
(Lecture in German) Speaker: Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Dahmen, Bamberg (Prof. em. of Romanian Philologie, University of Jena) 14 Nov 2019 | 17:00 | C²DH-Lounge, MSH, 4th Floor The study of … Continued
Speaker: Dr. Christian Zschieschang, Leibniz Institute for the History and Culture of Eastern Europe (GWZO), Department “Man and Environment” 17 Oct 2019⎹ 18.00⎹ DH Lab, MSH 1st floor Micro-toponyms, … Continued
The first week of July saw talks about reconciling two seemingly opposite approaches to scientific inquiry: historical studies and complex systems science. On the 4th of July Iza Romanowska from … Continued
On the 3rdof July, Leif Scheuermann from the Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz came to the University of Luxembourg as the third guest speaker of the DTU Lecture Series: The digital in interdisciplinary … Continued
On the 6th of June, it was full house in the C2DH lounge area where the second lecture in the DTU Lecture Series took place. This time, we had … Continued
On May 28, the kick-off lecture of our new DTU Lecture Series “Digital History and Hermeneutics” was given by Jakub Mlynář of the Malach Center for Visual History in … Continued
Speakers: Iza Romanowska, Barcelona Supercomputing Center & Tom Brughmans, University of Oxford 4 July 2019⎹ 16.00⎹ C²DH Lounge, MSH 4th floor Why did human ability to colonise diverse environment evolve? … Continued
Speaker: Leif Scheuerman, Karl-Franzens-University, Graz 3 July 2019⎹ 16.00⎹ Room 0.207, MSH, Campus Belval With the introduction of the ‘spatial turn’ in the late 1980ies, the … Continued
Speaker: Christopher D. Green, York University, Toronto, Canada 6 June 2019⎹ 14.00⎹ C²DH Lounge, MSH 4th floor For the past decade, members of my lab have been … Continued
Speaker: Jakub Mlynář, Malach Center for Visual History, Charles University 28 May 2019⎹ 10.00⎹ C²DH Lounge, MSH 4th floor Oral history can be defined as collecting … Continued