Doctoral Training Unit “Digital History & Hermeneutics”

Ariadne’s thread – some remarks on digital classics and hermeneutics

Given the nature of current discussions on the impact of digital technologies and methods on classical studies, you could be…

When will an algorithm identify a sleeping lion as an emblem of a vigilant ruler?

Hans Brandhorst 17 Dec 2020 | 14:00-15:00 Online Lecture | Registrations welcome under following email address: vanessa.napolitano@ext.uni.lu Systematic iconography which…

Working with databases: The case of the Epigraphik-Datenbank Clauss/Slaby (EDCS)

Archives and edited sources have traditionally represented crucial resources for historians. In the digital age, their function has been partly taken over by online databases.…

Creating and Visualizing Datasets to Interpret American Religious History

Guest Lecture in the frame of DTU-DHH Master Class “Digital History and Hermeneutics” 24 June 2020 | 14:00-15:00 | Online-Lecture and Discussion   Speaker: Lincoln…

Does Blogging Make You a Better Academic? Writing Practices in Scholarly Blogs in the Humanities

Guest Lecture in the frame of DTU-DHH Master Class "Digital History and Hermeneutics" 25 June 2020 | 14:00-15:00 | Online-Lecture and Discussion Speaker: Dr. Mareike…

Agent-based modelling with Netlogo

In this blog post I am going to give an overview of Netlogo, an agent-based modeling environment. The first part will consist of a very…

Towards reproducible science in the digital humanities

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…

How medieval is your name, and why should computer science care?

Sara Uckelman speaks about Digital Humanities, Medieval History, and Lexicography Despite not being a great fan of hermeneutics, Dr Sara Uckelman (Durham University) kindly agreed…