The field of digital humanities (DH) is born from the encounter between traditional humanities and computational methods. But the nature of this encounter, between two fields that until recently were … Continued
“Digital cartography & mapping technologies” is one of the thematic areas of the DTU. In the DTU’s proposal to the FNR PRIDE research programme the key terms are outlined as … Continued
The launch of the Doctoral Training Unit in Digital History and Hermeneutics (DTU-DHH) coincided with my joining a new research centre, the Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C2DH), created … Continued
Given the nature of current discussions on the impact of digital technologies and methods on classical studies, you could be forgiven for feeling like Theseus looking for a way of … Continued
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