Sebastian HageneuerFeb 19

#500CharAbstracts: Maria Shinoto’s chapter underlines the importance of text as a fundamental competence in archaeology. Beyond traditional approaches, digital methods now enable new forms of textual analysis, annotation, and integration into teaching.

🔗 https://doi.org/10.11588/propylaeum.1572.c23243

This chapter forms part of a larger volume on Digital Methods of Learning and Teaching in Archaeology, published in 2025: https://doi.org/10.11588/propylaeum.1572.

Archaeology #DigitalHumanities #TextualStudies

UCLA CalRBSFeb 12, 2023

THE JEWISH BOOK FROM SCROLL TO SCREEN
instructor: Joshua Teplitsky

full description and application can be found using QR code or link in bio!

#jewishbooks #bookhistory #criticalmaterialism #research #primarysources #antiquarian #digitalbook #mediastudies #mediahistory #history #ambientculture #textualstudies #culturalstudies #jewishstudies

Miller ProsserNov 5, 2022
I’m realizing that many editors of digital scholarly text editions haven’t considered that they might benefit greatly by recording highly atomized textual data in a database from which they could produce any number of editions. The more commonly practiced approach is to encode a text as a single TEI XML document. One XML document per text edition. So much more is possible if we start with granular textual data a build editions from there. #digitalhumanities #textualstudies
Miller ProsserNov 4, 2022
Watch my colleague Dr. Sarah Yardney present our update on the CEDAR project (Critical Editions for Digital Analysis and Research)
#digitalhumanities
#textualstudies
https://youtu.be/yD1mbQSA5Gg
Sarah Yardney and Miller Prosser (University of Chicago) CEDAR/OCHRE

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Miller ProsserNov 1, 2022
Given that TEI is not a data model for texts, curious to know what data models people use to represent digital texts in databases for example. None? #textualanalysis #textualstudies