Vorweihnachtswoche. Draußen nieselt der Regen leise vor sich hin, die Sonne lässt sich de...
Neuerscheinung zur Geschichte des Salzamts
Körbl, Hansdieter: Wenden sie sich an das Salzamt. Die lange Geschichte des Salzamts in Wien, in: Studien zur Wiener Geschichte. Jahrbuch des Vereins für Geschichte der Stadt Wien, 74.2018, S. 49-110.
Quelle: http://adresscomptoir.twoday.net/stories/1022662205/
RIP Wolfgang Pohrt
Ich weiß nicht, ob der heute verstorbene Wolfgang Pohrt diese bereits 1993 veröffentlichte Position so auch noch 2018 vertreten hat. Dafür, sie in dieser Deutlichkeit zur Diskussion gestellt zu haben, gebührt ihm Dank.
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Quelle: http://adresscomptoir.twoday.net/stories/1022662198/
Stellenausschreibung: Postdoc Computerlinguistik oder Korpuslinguistik mit Fokus Latein
The Faculty of Arts of the University of Lausanne (UNIL) invites applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher (SNSF) in Computational Linguistics or Corpus Linguistics with a focus on Latin in the Department of Language and Information Sciences.
- Expected start date: 1st March 2019 (or to be agreed)
- Contract length: 4 years
- Activity rate: 75%
- Workplace: University of Lausanne, Campus Dorigny
The successful candidate will work on the project A world of possibilities. Modal pathways on the extra-long period of time: the diachrony of modality in the Latin language funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (project no. PP00P1_176778).
The team will consist of the PI and of a PhD student in addition to the postdoc. The main tasks of the postdoc researcher will be:
- the development of suitable annotation schemes
- the creation and development of a database and of its interface
- the creation and maintenance of the website of the project
- the annotation of Latin texts
- the collaboration at various research activities connected with the project (publications and other ways of disseminating results)
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PhD or equivalent qualification in Linguistics or Computer Science with a specialisation in Computational Linguistics or Corpus Linguistics.
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Quelle: https://dhd-blog.org/?p=10838
European Ego-Documents Archives and Collections Network – EDAC
Contribution by Li Gerhalter and Christa Hämmerle, University of Vienna:
From 19-20 October 2018, the biennial meeting of the EDAC – European Ego-Document Archives and Collections Network – took place at the University of Vienna. Its aim was to discuss relevant genre definitions and to strengthen exchange and cooperation of its member institutions. The multidimensionality of their work became very clear, as well as the European dimension of research and the public use of auto/biographical writings.
Der Beitrag European Ego-Documents Archives and Collections Network – EDAC erschien zuerst auf Wolfgang Schmale.
Quelle: https://wolfgangschmale.eu/european-ego-documents-archives-and-collections-network-edac/
Wenn Nationalstaaten sich nicht an Regeln halten oder: Weihnachten auf Jamaika
von Markus Pohlmann Weihnachten auf Jamaika bedeutet: 30°C, Sonnenschein und Party non stop. Wen...
Politische Kommunikation in digitalen Horrorspielen
von Eugen Pfister London 1918: die spanische Grippe fordert tausende Opfer, vor allem unter den &...
Quelle: https://hgp.hypotheses.org/176
Jenseits etablierter Meta-Geographien: Der Nahe Osten und Nordafrika in transregionaler Perspektive
Von Steffen Wippel Im Zuge des „spatial turn” beschäftigen sich die Geistes- und...
Pandora’s Box Reopened? Debating Germany after 1990
Three decades after reunification, Germany is again debating differences between East and West. The Treuhand is a symbol. Historians could help by shaping new perspectives and narratives.
The post Pandora’s Box Reopened? Debating Germany after 1990 appeared first on Public History Weekly.
Quelle: https://public-history-weekly.degruyter.com/6-2018-40/treuhand/
The Australian Experience: Peak Commemoration?
Australia has strongly attached its identity to its ANZAC participation in World War I. Have the citizens, after a long string of centenary years, finally reached Peak Commemoration?
The post The Australian Experience: Peak Commemoration? appeared first on Public History Weekly.
Quelle: https://public-history-weekly.degruyter.com/6-2018-40/anzackery/