"Revolutionary, Disruptive, or Just Repeating Itself?" – #dhiha9 brought together 50+ scholars in Paris to explore the past, present & future of #DigitalHistory 💻 We discussed definitions, ethics, power structures & teaching methods for digital historical research.
Read the interviews with Jane Winters, Torsten Hiltmann, Judith Zimmermann & Edgar Lejeune in English, German or French:
https://dhdhi.hypotheses.org/10825
It’s a bit rough, but so what? In case you’re interested, here are the notes for my talk “Looking Back to Look Ahead: Bachelard’s Phenomenotechnique and Gardin's Logicist Approach in Digital History” that I gave in October at the conference “Revolutionary, Disruptive, or Just Repeating Itself? Tracing the History of Digital History” #dhiha9 in Paris.
I look forward to publishing a more polished version in the future ;-)
Thanks to @Mareike2405 and everybody who helped make #dhiha9 a success, and to @dhiparis for hosting it!
To conclude these three days of #dhiha9, reflection and discussion on the definition, methods, tools, teaching, etc. of #digitalhistory
#digitalhistory #digitalhumanities #digitallearning #digitalmethods
@mxp Who wants to read more about this lesser known side of Busa and the roots of #DigitalHumanities needs to ready "Hidden and devalued feminised labour in the digital humanities : on the Index Thomisticus project 1954-67" by Julianne Nyhan #dhiha9
Big thank you to @mxp for his talk "Looking Back to Look Ahead: Bachelard’s Phenomenotechnique and Gardin’s Logicist Approach in Digital History" which included the fun fact that one of the prominent French digital archeologists Jean-Claude Gardin was married to Josephine Chaplin, dark facts about Busa and also for covering the conference extensively here in the fediverse #dhiha9 #DigitalHumanities #digitalhistory
Jetzt hören wir @mxp der über quantitative Geschichte spricht und Versuche zur Formalisierung von Geschichte, als Beispiel Jean-Claude Gardin #dhiha9
Now and for the final lecture of #dhiha9, Michael Piotrowski presents "Looking Back to Look Ahead: Bachelard's Phenomenotechnique and Gardin's Logicist Approach in #DigitalHistory."
@Mareike2405 und der Beitrag ist natürlich heute Open Access #dhiha9 https://doi.org/10.11588/fr.1973.0.46158
Many thanks to Katrin Moeller and Jascha Merjin Schmitz for this morning's talks at #dhiha9, hosted by Pauline Spychala
#digitalhumanities #digitalhistory #digitalmethods
Edgar Lejeune spricht über frühe Versuche in der Geschichte, digitale Projekte zu sammel. Als Beispiel Léopold Genicot und sein Aufruf in der frisch gegründeten Zeitschrift des @dhiparis „Francia“ #dhiha9
After the break #dhiha9 continues with a talk by Edgar Lejeune: “‘Open’ or ‘Close’ Research Instruments? Conflicting Rationales in the Organization of Early Digital Medieval History in Europe, 1960–1990.”
(No photo, because I’m sitting next to him on the panel ;-)
Very good points!
Jetzt geht es um Methoden, genauer um die Geschichte von Simulation als Methode in der Geschichtswissenschaft- Vortrag von @jaschaschmitz #dhiha9
Now Jascha Merijn Schmitz asks: “Are Simulations History? Reappraising an Old Digital History Method through the Context and History of its Usage and Discourse.”
Tag 3 der Tagung #dhiha9 „Tracing the history of digital history“ startet mit Katrin Moeller und ihrer Übersicht der Entwicklung von kontrollierten Vokabularien
Day 3 of #dhiha9 with a talk by Katrin Moeller: “The Long Road to the Digital, Standardised Classification of Historical Professions: 1568 to 2024! A Contribution to the Methodological and Digital Development of Vocabularies.”
Joining us remotely at #dhiha9 now: Katharina Hering and Elizabeth Brown, “Communicating the History of Digital History to the Public: What Can We Learn from American Memory?”
#DigitalHumanities #DigitalHistory
We continue after the coffee break with Sofia Papastamkou: “Teaching Historians “the ways of the machine”: Protodebates, Actors, and Practices on Code Literacy in the Humanities, 1966–1987.”
