Spatial Humanities
Towards the Spatial Analysis of Vague and Imaginary Place and Space:Evolving the Spatial Humanities through Medieval Romance
... of Spatial Humanities as a field can be summarised in the increasing amount of research and publications engaging with the exploration of geographies in literary and historical ...“Spatial ...
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Navigating the 'archive city': Digital spatial humanities and archival film practice
... digital spatial humanities has been centred around questions of history, heritage, and ...The Spatial Humanities: GIS and the Future of Humanities Scholarship (2010) marked an important ...
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Hearing the silence: Finding the middle ground in the spatial humanities?:Extracting and comparing perceived silence and tranquility in the English Lake District
... purely spatial terms, landscapes matter because they are heterogeneous: different characteristics make different landscapes special, and drive the desire to protect unique or exemplary landscapes (Tudor ...
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Spatial Humanities 3 0:QSR and Semantic Triples as New Means of Exploration of Complex Indigenous Spatial Representations in Sixteenth Century Early Colonial Mexican Maps
... features and localities; paths, colours associated with certain types of landscapes, glosses describing these and distances, among other elements. While we chose this map due to its relative simplicity in terms of fewer ...
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Implementing corpus analysis and GIS to examine historical accounts of the English Lake District
... projects: Spatial Humanities: Texts, GIS, Places (European Research Council: 2012–2016) and Geospatial Innovation in the Digital Humanities: A Deep Map of the English Lake District (Leverhulme Trust: ...
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Introduction: Digital Literary Geographies
... the Spatial Humanities: Texts, GIS, Places project), Gregory and Donaldson model the integration of geographical and corpus analysis in order to map historical responses to the Lakeland landscape and to ...
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Digital humanities and tourism history
... Such findings are, of course, most immediately relevant to scholarship in the historical and cultural humanities. Importantly, though, the methodologies developed through our research can have practical ...
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Research Infrastructures in the Digital Humanities
... of Humanities research would not be ...the Humanities rather than on those parts common to other domains of science – it attempts to relate physical RIs to digital ...offer Humanities scholars new ...
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Digital Humanities: Centres and Peripheries
... “digital humanities,” an umbrella term for new and fast-moving developments across a range of topics: the organization and administration of libraries, the rethinking of peer review, the study of social networks, ...
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Humanities for medical students? A qualitative study of a medical humanities curriculum in a medical school program
... In this study, we see that the HumMed program was defined from a medical perspective. The ideological lan- guage used to describe the program calls it an interdisci- plinary learning environment but at the same time a ...
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The Humanities as Heuristic: Coordinating the Sector
... for Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (CHASS) collaborated on two days of meetings with members of the federal Parliament, an event called ‘HASS on the ...listed humanities projects which carried titles ...
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Opening the Open Library of Humanities
... the humanities to open ...the humanities disciplines, as opposed to in our counterpart fields in the natural sciences where the model may ...scant humanities funding to compensate lost prof- its for ...
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Human values in a mass society: a reading of George Orwell's novels
... This book, What is the Human? Australian Voices from the Humanities, as its title suggests, presents a range of Australian scholarly voices speaking about the human. They do so via reflection on its cultural ...
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Review of Humanities In the Twenty First Century: Beyond Utility and Markets by Eleonora Belfiore and Anna Upchurch (Eds )
... digitized humanities (or at least the strands of toolset development/use and disciplinary reconfigurations (50) that here metonymically stand for the broad catch-all term, “digital ...of humanities practice ...
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Open Access Publishing Models and How OA Can Work in the Humanities
... the humanities can benefit from open, online dissemination of our research ...The humanities are, quite literally, the study of human cultures and their ...the humanities subjects in all their ...
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The Humanities and the Public Soul 1
... Applying “different values at the same time” and different kinds of knowledge in public and community settings is an art that can be taught and learned. In a report on collaborations between the timber industry, ...
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The Philosophicum – Model Project of Philosophy of Medicine in Medical Education and Practice in Germany Perspective Article
... medical humanities [16] as a "cross-disciplinary" and "cross- institutional" [17] ...Medical Humanities, which include humanities ...
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Changing Publication Cultures in the Humanities
... German Historical Institute Paris/University of Cologne Gudrun Gersmann received her Doctor´s degree from the University of Bochum in 1991 and her Habilitation from the University of Munich in 2000. From 2000 until 2004 ...
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Decline of Humanities
... Mahindra Humanities Center at Harvard University, “the humanities are facing serious challenges in both developed and developing countries…In India for example the humanities are more or less dead, ...
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Entangling the medical humanities
... cal humanities must be – integrative, holistic, rounded, ambitious and so ...medical humanities must proceed according to a spatial logic of ...medical humanities is preferable to a ...
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