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Some reflections on the flow of knowledge in digital history

12 November 2020

By frank.hofmann

Digital humanities as a diverse concept In this blog post, I will present some reflections on the epistemic potential and limits of digital history and, more generally, digital humanities (DH). … Continued

Towards reproducible science in the digital humanities

19 May 2020

By kaarel.sikk

How to publish your data and code alongside your research with the help of Zenodo? Following the principles of reproducible science has recently become an increasingly important part of publishing … Continued

Cyberpunk perspectives on the big data paradigm and the discipline of history: Part I. The mindsets

7 April 2020

By kaarel.sikk

The author starts his three-part reflection on some important issues he has observed when working in an interdisciplinary frame of doing Digital History. Those issues are “in the air” but … Continued

Models and Perspectives in Digital History

6 February 2020

By Antonio Fiscarelli

Digital Historians often manifests in two forms: a person with a mixed background in History and Computer Science or as a collaboration between a historian and a computer scientist. The … Continued

Building a digital scholarly edition of the Romanian Chrestomathy

18 December 2019

By sam.mersch

After the lecture of Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Dahmen on 14 November 2019, we discussed how the humanities have the potential to enhance conventional methods of analysis and scientific display in … Continued

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Narrative storytelling and Digital History

20 November 2019

By thomas.durlacher

What kinds of stories do we tell? The narrative structure of history. Since the establishment of history as a discipline, narrative storytelling has been the historians’ main device to structure … Continued

Digital Exploration of General Paralysis in the Nineteenth Century

23 October 2019

By Eva Andersen

How can we analyse approximately 70 years of content within the British Journal of psychiatry (BJP) amounting to a total of 51.479 pages? This pressing question extends to the French, … Continued

Annotation, Motivations and Methods

18 September 2019

By shohreh.haddadan

Annotation enables us to transfer our knowledge or meta-knowledge of sources such as texts, images, videos, etc. to a computer or an algorithm. Furthermore, experts can convey detailed descriptions of … Continued

Annotating Sources: Digital Asset Management for Historians

23 May 2019

By sytze.vanherck

Mass digitisation and born digital sources have changed the work of historians, archivists and museologists. Many historians spend less time in the archives, instead photographing or scanning sources on short … Continued

Framing Immersion: VR Programming for the Web

24 April 2019

By Christopher Morse

Virtual reality (VR) is a paradox. Donning a headset can transport the senses to other worlds, while the body remains firmly planted on the ground (well, most of the time). … Continued

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