Entries filed under  'digital humanities'


The Phenomenology of Technical Knowledge: Research Software Engineering, Product Development, and Digital Humanities

Published on 22 Sep 2022, 3 p.m. Filed under digital-humanities, research-software-engineering

Slides of my talk 'The Phenomenology of Technical Knowledge: Research Software Engineering, Product Development, and Digital Humanities' presented via Zoom at the Bridges (Bridges between disciplines: Gender in STEM and Social Sciences) Conference, September 16th 2022.

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Mysterium tremendum et fascinans: Rethinking the Technology of Literature & Culture

Published on 16 Dec 2021, 6 p.m. Filed under digital-humanities

My talk 'Mysterium tremendum et fascinans: Rethinking the Technology of Literature & Culture', presented at the 'Literature & Culture and/as Intelligent Systems' digital workshop, University of Stuttgart, 16 December 2021.

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James Smithies

Professor of Digital Humanities

Department of Digital Humanities

King's College London

Strand | London WC2R 2LS

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Architecture | Archiving & Preservation | Artificial Intelligence | Conference Papers, Talks & Seminars | Data Mining | Digital GLAM | Distant Reading | eResearch | GIS | HR & Careers | Infrastructure | Pedagogy | Postcolonialism | Standards & Evaluation | Theory
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Digital Cultural Heritage | Digital HASS | Digital History | Digital Humanities | History | Research Software Engineering

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