Schlagwort-Archive: Digital Humanities

Can you see the journey? A visualization mock-up of the early years of the Pez correspondence

Publiziert am 29. September 2019 von Thomas Wallnig

Digital Humanities may be fashionable, but they are not a fad. At all times, humanistic thinking has interacted with other forms of scientific epistemology—and sometimes it has even exerted pressure on other fields, like with the historicizing of religion in … Weiterlesen →

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Norwegian Book Fragments and the Internet

Publiziert am 22. August 2017 von Åslaug Ommundsen

As the headline indicates, this post is about Norwegian book fragments, not Austrian manuscripts, and I hope that this fact does not scare away any readers. I certainly appreciate the opportunity to appear as a guest on the Iter austriacum! … Weiterlesen →

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Piece by Piece: Fragments in the Digital Ages

Publiziert am 22. August 2017 von Katharina Kaska

In the past couple of years research on fragments has been more intense than ever. Projects, blogs, books, and conferences have been devoted to left-overs from manuscripts re-used by bookbinders as well as to manuscripts that were cut up and … Weiterlesen →

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