Digitale Kulturwissenschaften

#DigitalHumanities an der Universität Paderborn (@unipb)

[Digitale Kulturwissenschaften @DigitaleKw]

Our panel series on “Computational Methods for Theatre Studies” is coming to an end. Join us one last time today at 16:00 CET to hear from our panelists Eleni Bozi & Franziska Ritter. Register at https://t.co/9F2hQxcdbu to participate via Zoom. @noraprobst

[Digitale Kulturwissenschaften @DigitaleKw]

To participate via Zoom, please register at https://t.co/9F2hQxcdbu #digitalhumanities

[Digitale Kulturwissenschaften @DigitaleKw]

This Wednesday is your last chance to check out our panel series on ‘Computational Methods for Theatre Studies’. Join us on July 13th at 16:00 CET to hear from our last panelists #EleniBozia & #FranziskaRitter. We are looking forward to their presentations on Space and Archeology

[Digitale Kulturwissenschaften @DigitaleKw]

This volume aims to not only discuss #DH history by dissecting prevalent power structures within the discipline but also by offering alternative approaches to rethinking these histories.

[Digitale Kulturwissenschaften @DigitaleKw]

“Alternative Historiographies of Digital Humanities” edited by @dorothyk98 and @adelinekoh is our July #BookoftheMonth pick.

[Digitale Kulturwissenschaften @DigitaleKw]

To participate via Zoom, please register at https://t.co/9F2hQxcdbu.

[Digitale Kulturwissenschaften @DigitaleKw]

Our online panel series on “Computational Methods for Theatre Studies” continues this Wednesday. Join us June 27th, at 16:00 CET to hear from our next panelists @PeterBroadwell & @D_Rittershaus elaborating on “Motion and Dance Studies”.

[Nora Probst @noraprobst]

It was a great meeting of the Digital Humanities Working Group at the #iftr2022 in Reykjavik. Thank you so much for the inspiring presentations & discussions! @migueljogja @alexportmann1. Photo of very happy convenors by @imanuelschipper.

[Miguel Escobar Varela @[email protected] @migueljogja]

Really enjoying the lecture series on computational methods for theatre studies organized by @noraprobst and Ulf Otto. The next session seems particularly exciting: Motion & Dance Studies with @PeterBroadwell and @D_Rittershaus. Registration link here https://t.co/7hRX2Pi5xn

[Digitale Kulturwissenschaften @DigitaleKw]

To register follow this link: https://t.co/9F2hQxcdbu (2/2)

[Digitale Kulturwissenschaften @DigitaleKw]

Join us today at 16:00 CET for the next session on Computational Methods in Theatre Studies. We are looking forward to presentations by Lauren Tilton (@nolauren) & Clarisse Bardiot (@CBardiot). Today’s topic: Video & Film Studies. (1/2)

[Digitale Kulturwissenschaften @DigitaleKw]

This collection works to push and prod at the edges of the #DigitalHumanities - and opens up new conversations on how (not) to map its disciplinary terrain. (2/2)

[Digitale Kulturwissenschaften @DigitaleKw]

“Disrupting the Digital Humanities” edited by Dorothy Kim (@dorothyk98) and Jesse Stommel (@jessifer) is our ‘Book of the Month’ pick for June. (1/2)

[Digitale Kulturwissenschaften @DigitaleKw]

Join us today at 16:00 CET for the next session on Computational Methods for Theatre Studies. Today’s topic: Images & Art History. To register please follow this link: https://t.co/9F2hQxcdbu

[Digitale Kulturwissenschaften @DigitaleKw]

Here is an overview of our panel series on "Computational Methods for Theatre Studies?" that started last week. We are looking forward to wonderful presenters and a lively discussion! To register/participate go to https://t.co/HxvRmiXY8h. #digitalhumanities

[Digitale Kulturwissenschaften @DigitaleKw]

The online panel series on computational methods for theatre studies is right around the corner. Join us on May 11th, 2022, at 16:00 CET to hear from our first panelists @nilsreiter & Miguel Escobar Varela @migueljogja. You can register for the event at https://t.co/idTjpVeuF6.

[Patrick Sahle @patrick_sahle]

@DigitaleKw If you want some empirical numbers: https://t.co/rRSU5XDYj6
But yes: it's obvious.

[AG Multilingual DH @[email protected] @AGMLDH]

Heute ist #DayofDH2022, Thema #Diversity.
"Diversity" ist wichtig und doch oft eher Marketing. #Diversity in den DH ohne #Dekolonisierung kann nicht funktionieren. #Diversity ohne Awareness für #Multilingualität kann nicht funktionieren. Don't #diversify, #decolonizeDH!

[Digitale Kulturwissenschaften @DigitaleKw]

but as a leitmotif for academia, there is still a lot to do. The #DayofDH2022 is a good opportunity to work together to help dismantle structural forms of marginalization (e.g. of women, BIPoCs, people with disabilities and others). #EmpowerDH (2/2)

[Digitale Kulturwissenschaften @DigitaleKw]

If you look at professors in the German-speaking Digital Humanities, you will notice that the overwhelming majority are cis-male and white (as it is so often the case in the academic landscape). If we take #DiversityinDH seriously and not just as a hashtag (1/2)