Humanist Discussion Group, Vol. 37, No. 199.
Department of Digital Humanities, University of Cologne
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[1] From: Claire Clivaz <Claire.Clivaz@sib.swiss>
Subject: Online Conference “Perceptions of Writing in Papyri” (7-8 December, from Basel) (36)
[2] From: Franz FISCHER <franz.fischer@unive.it>
Subject: RE:SOURCE, 10th Conf. on the Histories of Media Art, Science and Technology, Venice, 13-16 Sept 2023 (102)
[3] From: Caitlin BURGE <caitlin.burge@uni.lu>
Subject: Upcoming DH conference (March, 2024): Call for Papers - request for circulation (84)
[4] From: Ulrike Henny-Krahmer <ulrike.henny-krahmer@uni-rostock.de>
Subject: Online-Workshop: Linked Open Data for Digital Editions and Text Collections (26)
[5] From: Veijo Pulkkinen <tituvillus@GMAIL.COM>
Subject: Symposium: The Born-Digital Challenge in Private Archives: Research Perspectives and Archival Practices, 4–5 October 2023 (75)
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Date: 2023-09-09 14:45:19+00:00
From: Claire Clivaz <Claire.Clivaz@sib.swiss>
Subject: Online Conference “Perceptions of Writing in Papyri” (7-8 December, from Basel)
Dear colleagues,
Hoping that this email finds you well after a pleasant summer, I am delighted to
share with you the schedule and abstracts of the online conference co-organized
with Isabelle Marthot-Santaniello and entitled “Perceptions of Writing in
Papyri. Crossing Close and Distant Reading” (7-8 December 2023; Basel
University). Detailed information is now available following this link
https://d-scribes.philhist.unibas.ch/en/events-1/papyri-conference/
List of speakers: Jean-Luc Fournet, Collège de France, Paris (FR) ; Pasquale
Orsini, Ministry of Culture, Central Institute for Archives, Rome (IT);
Dominique Stutzmann, IRHT, Paris (FR) and Humboldt-Universität, Berlin (DE) ;
Nesina Grütter, University of Fribourg (CH) ; Sandrine Vuilleumier, University
of Basel (CH); Garrick V. Allen and Kelsie G. Rodenbiker, University of Glasgow
(UK) ; Claire Clivaz, DH+, SIB, Lausanne (CH) ; Laurent Pinchard, Institut
Catholique de Paris (FR) ; Roxanne Bélanger Sarrazin, University of Oslo (NO) ;
Mladen Popović, University of Groningen (NL) ; Olga Serbaeva, Pedro Garcia-Baro,
Peter Shi and Isabelle Marthot-Santaniello, Universities of Zurich and Basel
(CH) ; Nicola Reggiani, University of Udine (IT); Marja Vierros, University of
Helsinki (FI); Victoria B. Fendel, University of Oxford (UK); Aneta Skalec, La
Sapienza University, Rome (IT); C. Michael Sampson, University of Manitoba (CA);
Lea Packard-Grams, UC Berkeley (USA).
We’re looking forward to welcoming you, inscriptions are possible until November
30 by writing to claire.clivaz@sib.swiss<mailto:claire.clivaz@sib.swiss>.
Kind greetings,
Claire Clivaz
--
Claire Clivaz
Head of DH+
SIB | Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics
Amphipole 183 - Quartier Sorge, Dorigny – CH-1015 Lausanne
t +41 21 692 40 60<tel:+41216924060>
claire.clivaz@sib.swiss<mailto:claire.clivaz@sib.swiss>
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Date: 2023-09-08 13:04:26+00:00
From: Franz FISCHER <franz.fischer@unive.it>
Subject: RE:SOURCE, 10th Conf. on the Histories of Media Art, Science and Technology, Venice, 13-16 Sept 2023
Dear digital humanists,
The Venice Centre for Digital and Public Humanities is very pleased to
host RE:SOURCE,
10th Conf. on the Histories of Media Art, Science and Technology, 13-16
Sept., with more than 250 talks, presentations and keynotes.
FULL PROGRAM HERE: https://www.resource-media.art/events/
RE:SOURCE – will celebrate Media Art Histories and the role that its main
agents have had in the multiple developments of art, science and technology
with a focus on the past 60 years. The main historical theme of the
conference series – the histories of Media, Art, Science and Technology –
forms the core of the event. This will be integrated by a number of sub
themes including:
• Memory. How to create future memories: documentation, preservation and
new technologies (media art conservation, preservation, documentation,
archival research, role of researchers in curatorial practice).
• Climate Actions, Environment and Public Humanities (public media art that
addresses climate emergency and social topics);
• Pioneers of Media art (media art history pioneers past and present,
artists, curators, new technologies);
• Media art history outside and inside the museum (curation, museology,
cinema, games, media arts museums); re-enacting of exhibitions, new
technologies and curatorial practice.
The title ‘RE:SOURCE‘ refers to a sub theme specifically introduced in the
MAH Venice edition of the conference series. This theme will be centered on
the climate crisis and questions of ecological sustainability considered in
all their ramifications analyzed through the lenses of Media Art
(Histories).
RE:SOURCE will host four days of panels, workshops, exhibitions,
performances and keynotes.
KEYNOTES:
Christiane PAUL
Andres BURBANO
Jussi PARIKKA
CONFERENCE CHAIR:
Francesca FRANCO
CONFERENCE PROJECT MANAGER & SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE:
Clio FLEGO
SPEAKERS and PRESENTERS (among many others):
Franck ANCEL, Laura BELOFF, Peter BEYLES, Andreas BROECKMANN, Andres
BURBANO, Sean CUBITT, Nina CZEGLEDY, Marta DE MENEZES, Diana DOMINGUES,
Ernest EDMONDS, Monika FLEISCHMANN, Darko FRITZ, Inge HINTERWALDNER,
Ryszard KLUSZCZYŃSKI, Katja KWASTEK, Marco MANCUSO, Laurent MIGNONNEAU,
Bonnie MITCHELL, Anna NACHER, Jack OX, Ana PERAICA, Paul SERMON, Christa
SOMMERER, Morten SØNDERGAARD, Wolfgang STRAUSS, Paul THOMAS, Reynaldo
THOMPSON.
VENUE
The Host Institution for MAH RE:SOURCE conference is the Venice Centre for
Digital and Public Humanities (VeDPH), Department of Humanities (DSU),
Università Ca' Foscari Venezia. Since its foundation in 1868 it has been
housed in the Venetian Gothic palace of Ca' Foscari, from which it takes
its name. The Aula Mario Baratto and the Auditorium Santa Margherita in
Campo Santa Margherita https://www.unive.it/pag/17944/ are among the most
striking venues of RE:SOURCE. The conference opening and closing events,
exhibitions, workshops and networking events will be held in different
venues located in Venice’s historical center.
CONTACT For more information about the program, events, submissions, venues
and partnership please contact resource2023@gmail.com
Initiated by MEDIA ART HISTORIES BOARD (Steering Committee)
[...]
--
Franz Fischer
Direttore, Venice Centre for Digital & Public Humanities (VeDPH)
Dipartimento di Studi Umanistici
Università Ca' Foscari
Palazzo Malcanton Marcorà
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Tel.: +39 041 234 6266 (ufficio), +39 041 234 9863 (segreteria del centro)
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Date: 2023-09-08 09:43:04+00:00
From: Caitlin BURGE <caitlin.burge@uni.lu>
Subject: Upcoming DH conference (March, 2024): Call for Papers - request for circulation
Dear the team at DHHumanist,
I hope you’re keeping well. I’m just emailing to share details for DH conference
I am co-organising, which I would be grateful if you could share through your
distribution lists where appropriate.
The Call for Papers is now open, with a deadline for abstracts of Monday 20th
November (2023). I’ve attached a PDF version of the CfP for sharing on social
media and in newsletters etc., which can also be found in plain text format
below. I’ve also attached this as a file, as detailed on the EADH website.
Further details or queries can be made to myself and Dr. Grace Di Méo at
interlocked.universe@gmail.com<mailto:interlocked.universe@gmail.com>.
Many thanks for your time.
Best wishes,
Caitlin
ourinterlockeduniverse.wordpress.com
—---- CALL FOR PAPERS —----
‘Our Interlocked Universe’: Sociohistorical Network Analysis; Methods,
Applications, and New Directions
University of Southampton, 26-27th March 2024
Keynote Speaker: Prof. Ruth Ahnert, Queen Mary University of London
In his canonical book, Linked, Albert-László Barabási explored the history and
prevalence of networks in the world, and how studying them opens new avenues of
understanding, predicting that “network thinking is poised to invade all domains
of human activity and most fields of human inquiry… aimed at approaching our
interlocked universe.” Often influenced by methodologies from the social
sciences, this ‘network thinking’ and an interest in the use of digital and
computational tools within the humanities continues to flourish. More recently,
this has fostered a growing demand to expand on how such interdisciplinary
approaches can provide fresh insights into historical narratives.
Funded by the National Centre for Research Methods (NCRM), ‘Our Interlocked
Universe’ will be an interdisciplinary conference exploring the methods and
applications of social network analysis (SNA) within historical contexts,
offering a space to engage with compelling demonstrations – both quantitative
and qualitative – of historical SNA in practice but also methodological
discussions around the specific uses and limitations associated with using SNA
in historical research.
We invite abstracts of 300 words for 20-minute papers, including a working
title and brief presenter biography. Papers should focus on social network
analysis within any historical context(s), applying quantitative and qualitative
methods or approaches. These may include but are not limited to:
- working with network data;
- network centrality;
- community detection;
- network evolution;
- network data visualisation;
- modelling/simulating networks;
- and combining network analysis with other methodologies (such as GIS or
linguistics).
Abstracts should include details of the methods applied, the historical period
studied (all periods and geographical regions will be considered), and the
source or data type used. We welcome abstracts from researchers of all career
levels and pathways and will be awarding a best paper prize for ECR/PhD
speakers. Please direct submission materials or any queries to Dr. Grace Di Méo
and Dr. Caitlin Burge at
interlocked.universe@gmail.com<mailto:interlocked.universe@gmail.com>.
Final Deadline for Submissions: Monday 20th November 2023.
--
Dr Caitlin Burge
Postdoctoral Researcher
Luxembourg Centre For Contemporary and Digital History
UNIVERSITÉ DU LUXEMBOURG
CAMPUS BELVAL
Maison des Sciences Humaines
11, Porte des Sciences
L-4366 Esch-sur-Alzette
T +352 46 66 44 4938
caitlin.burge@uni.lu<mailto:caitlin.burge@uni.lu> /
https://www.c2dh.uni.lu/people/caitlin-burge
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Date: 2023-09-08 09:16:58+00:00
From: Ulrike Henny-Krahmer <ulrike.henny-krahmer@uni-rostock.de>
Subject: Online-Workshop: Linked Open Data for Digital Editions and Text Collections
Dear colleagues,
we would like to draw your attention to an online workshop that will
take place on *September 20 and 21*, 2023:
Christopher Pollin from the University of Graz and Julia Röttgermann,
Johanna Konstanciak and Tinghui Duan from the University of Trier will
offer with the two-day workshop "*Introduction to LOD: From Digital
Scholarly Editions and Text Collections to the Web of Data*" an
introduction to the concepts and standards of LOD, combined with the
application to digital editions and literary studies corpora.
The workshop is organized by the Junior Professorship for Digital
Humanities and the research focus "Digital Hermeneutics" of the
Department "Knowledge - Culture - Transformation" at the University of
Rostock. Participation is free of charge and the workshop will be held
in English.
Further information can be found here
<https://www.inf.uni-rostock.de/wkt/forschung/forschungsschwerpunkt-digitale-
hermeneutik/n/workshop-introduction-to-lod-from-digital-scholarly-editions-and-
text-collections-to-the-web-of-data-20-2109-new64f88529f0733678661977/>.
We are looking forward to your participation!
Sincerley,
Ulrike Henny-Krahmer
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Date: 2023-09-08 08:51:30+00:00
From: Veijo Pulkkinen <tituvillus@GMAIL.COM>
Subject: Symposium: The Born-Digital Challenge in Private Archives: Research Perspectives and Archival Practices, 4–5 October 2023
Symposium: The Born-Digital Challenge in Private Archives: Research
Perspectives and Archival Practices
Finnish Literature Society – SKS and Society of Swedish Literature in
Finland (SLS), Helsinki, Finland, 4–5 October 2023
Today’s literature and other cultural content is increasingly created
digitally, which means that the archive sources of the future will, for
the most part, be born-digital documents. However, the archival
conventions and research practices for born-digital material, such as
digitally created manuscripts, emails, and photos, are still in a
nascent state in many countries. How born-digital material is acquired,
preserved, and made accessible has a crucial impact on its
researchability. In addition to the technical requirements, the
application of digital forensic tools and methods in the archiving and
research of born-digital material in particular raise important legal
and ethical questions. To address these issues, the archival research
network ARNE (University of Helsinki) is organizing an international
two-day symposium together with the archives of the Finnish Literary
Society (SKS) and the Society of Swedish Literature in Finland (SLS)
that brings together archivists and researchers of literature and
digital humanities to discuss and develop archival practices for
born-digital material.
The first day of the symposium is reserved for four keynote lectures
illustrating international research on and archiving practices for
born-digital materials. Emmanuela Carbé (University of Siena) will
address the methodological and ethical issues involved in working with
born-digital literary archives in Italy. Gábor Palkó (Eötvös Loránd
University, Budapest) will discuss emails as digital cultural heritage
objects. Callum McKean (British Library) will guide us through the
processes of capture, description, and access of born-digital material
at the British Library. The topic of Thorsten Ries’s(University of
Texas, Austin; Ghent University) keynote is the historical digital
materiality of born-digital archives and its challenges. [The
presentations of the first day can be followed online.]
The second day of the symposium will begin with a focus on issues of
research and archiving of born-digital material in Finland. The film
director and author Markus Nummi and Veijo Pulkkinen (University of
Helsinki) will shed light on born-digital materials from donors’ and
researchers’ perspectives. Presentations of the collections and archival
practices of born-digital material in the National Archives of Finland
(KA), and the archives of the Finnish Literature Society (SKS) and the
Society of Swedish Literature in Finland (SLS) will be delivered by
Iiris Mahjneh (KA), Teemu Hirvonen (SKS) and Maria
Miinalainen (SLS). Tapani Joelsson and Tommi Lempinen will present
the activities of the digital archaeology team Kasettilamerit (Tape
Lamers). Miia Kosonen (Xamk, Digitalia) and Johan Kylander (CSC – IT
Center for Science) will discuss born-digital material from the
perspective of digital information management and national digital
preservation services. The Counsellor of Education Sami
Niinimäki (Ministry of Education and Culture)will provide a comment
speech. These talks will be held either in Finnish or Swedish.
A panel discussion (in English) will be held later in the day with the
international keynote speakers, who will discuss the questions and
issues raised at the beginning of the day concerning the research on and
archiving practices for born-digital material and their future development.
Please, registrate to the symposium by September 28, 2023.
More information about the seminar and registration:
https://www.sls.fi/sv/evenareng/symposium-born-digital-challenge-private-
archives-research-perspectives-and-archival
[...]
Best wishes,
Veijo Pulkkinen
FT / PhD Veijo Pulkkinen
Akatemiatutkija / Academy of Finland Research Fellow
Kotimainen kirjallisuus / Finnish Literature
Helsingin yliopisto / University of Helsinki
Sähköposti / Email: veijo.pulkkinen@helsinki.fi
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