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Multilingual Digital Humanities
This chapter explores how multilingual approaches to Digital Humanities challenge the Anglocentric methodologies, paradigms and assumptions that have historically permeated the field.
Dombrowski, Quinn +1 more
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Digital humanities și revoluția inteligenței artificiale [PDF]
Digital Humanities (DH) is a scientific domain, albeit an elusive one. Broadly, DH studies digital cultural objects in a computational way. There is no commonly accepted definition.
Anca Dinu
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Academic institutions are starting to recognize the growing public interest in digital humanities research, and there is an increasing demand from students for formal training in its methods.
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Produce, Prepare, Propel: Reflections from the ACE Mellon Program’s Digital Humanities Team
What is the value of digital work in park-centered or place-based interpretation? This article offers an answer to this question by reflecting on the work of the ACE (American Conservation Experience) Mellon Humanities Postdoctoral Fellowship Program’s ...
Jessica Dauterive +2 more
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In this work the results of the research on Digital Humanities (DH) as interdisciplinary field of researches are presented, the main digitalization directions of the humanities in the modern world are defined.
Mozhaeva Galina, Renha Polina Mozhaeva
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For more than a decade the digitization of libraries and their development of digital services for users have been growing up and developing parallel to the evolution of digital humanities (DH) research, or the application of digital research methods to humanities disciplines, and its growing establishment as a scientific field.
Anna Maria Tammaro +3 more
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Digital Humanities is No Object [PDF]
About my Spring 2018 Writing Class: Writing in the Digital Humanities Prepared for MLA 2019, Session 89: What do we teach when we teach ...
Grant Glass
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Whose Language? Whose DH? Towards a taxonomy of definitional elusiveness in the digital humanities
Abstract This article responds to the current interventions regarding spatio- and linguistic diversity in the digital humanities (DHs). Previous work has focused on the practitioners of DHs themselves, the diversity of projects, the geographical diversity of peoples and places which such projects represent, and others.
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Towards an Uncertainty-Aware Visualization in the Digital Humanities [PDF]
As visualization becomes widespread in a broad range of cross-disciplinary academic domains, such as the digital humanities (DH), critical voices have been raised on the perils of neglecting the uncertain character of data in the visualization design ...
Alejandro Benito Santos +7 more
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This article defends Digital Humanities (DH) against important epistemological challenges questioning its place within the humanities. It emphasizes that while DH incorporates digital technologies, notably AI technologies, it remains fundamentally ...
Siraprapa Chavanayarn
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