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TOME–VERITRACE Workshop 2025: Digital Humanities Reflections from Plzeň
Read more: TOME–VERITRACE Workshop 2025: Digital Humanities Reflections from PlzeňInsights from the joint TOME–VERITRACE workshop in Plzeň (May 2025): digital humanities, prisca sapientia, alchemy, and early modern thought.
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VERITRACE & Digital Humanities
Read more: VERITRACE & Digital HumanitiesDr Jeffrey Wolf & Nicolò Cantoni VERITRACE is a digital humanities project through-and-through. Because of this, it is worth saying something about why we think taking an approach from the Digital or Computational Humanities adds value to the intellectual research we are conducting. To recap, the intellectual goals of VERITRACE are to answer the following…
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Reading Distantly: The First Few Months
Read more: Reading Distantly: The First Few MonthsEszter Kovács These days almost everybody does “distant reading”, even if he or she has never heard or used this term, attributed to Franco Moretti, emeritus professor and co-founder of the Stanford Literary Lab. We do distant reading when searching a passage in a book, or searching for the source of a quotation, etc. (“Something…
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