Events
2021
13.07.2021 | Event
„Arthur Schnitzler digital“: Text – Genese – Kommentar
Presentation of Wuppertal Editions
18.06.2021 | Event
"Digital appetizers": from APFELWEIN to ZYPRESSENZWEIG at Digitaltag 2021
18.06.2021 | Event
3rd digital appetizer: Goethe and the "dog talk" - of dogs and hate speech
17.06.2021 bis 18.06.2021 | Workshop
Forum - Research Data Management as Part of Academic Teaching in the Culture Community.
Using synergies - interdisciplinary offerings
09.06.2021 | Event
Lecture at the "Center for Reflected Text Analytics" (CRETA)
Mining and Modeling Text: Literary history as a knowledge network
29.04.2021 | Event
Digital launch of "Fontane Chronik digital" and the "Fontane Briefdatenbank"
Letters and Chronicle of Theodor Fontane available digitally
15.04.2021 | Event
Kick-off-meeting: Stefan Heym „Ahasver“
Pilot project for a digital historical-critical edition
22.03.2021 bis 17.09.2021 | Conference
vDHd2021
Focus on experimentation and innovation
30.01.2021 | Event
In the footsteps of Alexander the Great, travel narratives in French and Occitan
- a digital guest lecture by Prof. Dr. Catherine Léglu (Université du Luxembourg)
21.01.2021 bis 21.01.2021 | Event
Lecture: „Adding value to ancient Greek pottery data: presenting project Lekythos“
Dr Maria Papadopoulou as part of the lecture series "Practice of Digital Humanities"
14.01.2021 bis 14.01.2021 | Event
Lecture: „Linked Open Data (LOD) for research: what is Wikidata and how can we contribute and use it?“
Silvia Gutiérrez im Rahmen der Vorlesungsreihe „Praxis der Digital Humanities“
2020
17.12.2020 bis 17.12.2020 | Event
Lecture: „Musikwissenschaft und Informatik im Dialog: Möglichkeiten der computergestützten harmonischen Analyse“
Prof. Dr. Rainer Kleinertz as part of the lecture series "Practice of Digital Humanities"
03.12.2020 bis 03.12.2020 | Event
Lecture: „Visual Culture and Artificial Intelligence“
Dr Fabian Offert as part of the lecture series "Practice of Digital Humanities"
19.11.2020 bis 19.11.2020 | Event
Lecture: Digital Humanities: The Korean Trajectory
Lecture by Prof. Javier Cha as part of the lecture series "Practice of Digital Humanities"