DHLU 2013
Digital Humanities Luxembourg

Table of Contents

• Preface
  
  

Session 1: Distant and close reading

• Towards a Computational History of Ideas
  Arianna Betti, Hein van den Berg
• Network Analysis Between Distant Reading and Close Reading
  Frederik Elwert
• Interactive Networks for Digital Cultural Heritage Collections: Scoping the Future of HistoGraph
  Marten Düring, Lars Wieneke
• Phil@Scale: Computational Methods within Philosophy
  Pauline van Wierst, Sanne Vrijenhoek, Stefan Schlobach, Arianna Betti
• Distant Readings of the Geographies in Text Corpora: Mapping Norman Nicholson's Poems and Letters
  Christopher Donaldson, Patricia Murrieta-Flores, Ian N. Gregory
• How to Face the Crisis of Legitimacy: The Transfer and Further Development of Methods of Access from Printed to Digital/Digitised Editions
  Dorothée Goetze, Tobias Tenhaef
• Digital Atlas of Portuguese America
  Tiago Luís Gil, Leonardo Barleta

Session 2: Writing History and Assessing Scholarship

• Databases for Quantitative History
  Luke Kirwan
• Introducing the Austrian Baroque Corpus: Annotation and Application of a Thematic Research Collection
  Claudia Resch, Ulrike Czeitschner, Eva Wohlfarter, Barbara Krautgartner
• Towards an Object-Oriented Referencing System: Defining Multiple Forms of Asynchronous Collaboration and authorship
  Pim van Bree, Geert Kessels