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Digital history & historiography

The C²DH examines the consequences of the digital turn on historical research in a critical, experimental and interdisciplinary way. Cutting-edge research on new tools and practices of digital historiography is combined with new forms of public engagement and online presentation of research results.

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1 January 2021

written by :
Marten Düring, Daniele Guido, Estelle Bunout

Impresso Inspect and Compare. Visual Comparison of Semantically Enriched Historical Newspaper Articles

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1 January 2021

written by :
Lorella Viola

DeXTER (DeepTextMiner): A deep learning, critical workflow to contextually enrich digital collections and visualise them

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1 January 2021

written by :
Jan Lotz

Digital History als ‚experimental space‘: Handels- und Transportnetzwerke in Gallien und Germanien sowie die Transportverbindung zwischen Mosel und Saône

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1 January 2021

written by :
Lorella Viola

ChroniclItaly and ChroniclItaly 2.0: Digital Heritage to access narratives of migration

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1 January 2021

written by :
Andreas Fickers

Introduction: sémiotiques de l'archive

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1 January 2021

written by :
Tim van der Heijden

Technostalgie du présent: des technologies de la mémoire à une mémoire des technologies

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1 January 2021

written by :
Lorella Viola

The Importance of Being Digital (keynote)

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1 January 2021

written by :
Andreas Fickers

Reconstruction et reenactment. L'Histoire et la réanimation du passé

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1 January 2021

written by :
Christopher Morse, Lars Wieneke

Casual Leisure in Rich-Prospect: Advancing Visual Information Behavior for Digital Museum Collections

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22 December 2020

written by :
Jakub Bronec

IWalk tours in Esch and Luxembourg city

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#DHJewish - Jewish Studies in the Digital Age

18 December 2020

#DHJewish - Jewish Studies in the Digital Age

The international virtual conference “#DHJewish - Jewish Studies in the Digital Age” will take place from 11 to 14 January 2021 and will bring together more than sixty scholars and heritage practitioners to discuss how the digital turn affects the field of Jewish Studies.
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18 December 2020

written by :
Tim van der Heijden

Performing a historical re-enactment: the making of a 16mm home movie

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11 December 2020

written by :
Tim van der Heijden

Understanding through Experimentation: An Experimental Media Archaeological Approach to Early Twentieth-Century Home Movie Making

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Journal of Digital History

4 December 2020

written by :
Frédéric Clavert

The digital history journal: transmedia storytelling, hermeneutics & data

The C²DH and De Gruyter Publishing Group are pleased to announce the creation of the Journal of Digital History.
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24 November 2020

written by :
Gerben Zaagsma

The Helpers of Anne Frank - Recontextualising the Rescue of Dutch Jews

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

23 November 2020

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

DTU online lecture with Hans Brandhorst.
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6 November 2020

written by :
Jakub Bronec

IWalk in Luxembourg: Jewish public history in forgotten places

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Experimental Museology

3 November 2020

Experimental Museology

Online lecture by Sarah Kenderdine, Professor of Digital Museology at the École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne.
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operas workshop

16 October 2020

written by :
Valérie Schafer

Knowledge Infrastructures and Digital Governance workshop

Organised in the framework of the OPERAS-P project, the online workshop was held on 7 and 8 September 2020 with the aim of combining theoretical and practical perspectives on issues that are constantly developing as a result of the wide-ranging forms and aims of research infrastructures and the challenges facing digital governance.
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Timecode Indexing Module: creating multimedia access to oral history

14 October 2020

written by :
Douglas Lambert

Timecode Indexing Module: creating multimedia access to oral history

This is a preview of the Timecode Indexing Module (TIM) presented during the 2020 Oral History Association Annual Meeting.

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