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Tagungsbericht „Annotationen in Edition und Forschung. Funktionsbestimmung, Differenzierung und Systematisierung“ (von Lisa Eggert, Maximilian Lippert, Fabian Etling)
- Lisa Eggert (lisa.eggert@uni-due.de)
- Maximilian Lippert (maximilian.lippert@uni-due.de)
- Fabian Etling (etling@uni-wuppertal.de)
Der
Terminus „Annotation“ gewinnt mit der fortschreitenden Verankerung der Digital
Humanities innerhalb der akademischen Landschaft immer stärker an Bedeutung.
Gleichzeitig steht er in den Geistes- und Informationswissenschaften für
jeweils unterschiedliche Konzepte, welche zwar in Umfang, Einsatz und
Zielausrichtung variieren, aber auch konzeptuelle Parallelen aufweisen.
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Quelle: https://dhd-blog.org/?p=11750
Witnesses of Civic Engagement
Public history strives to question history in the making and to cast additional light on the present. What can we learn from those who break the law to help fugitives in an act of civic engagement?
The post Witnesses of Civic Engagement appeared first on Public History Weekly.
Quelle: https://public-history-weekly.degruyter.com/7-2019-19/civic-engagement/
What Influences Public History the Most
It is the history-related beliefs of teachers that make the difference. The communication of history in public as well is less influenced by scientific findings than by the beliefs of the people involved.
The post What Influences Public History the Most appeared first on Public History Weekly.
Quelle: https://public-history-weekly.degruyter.com/7-2019-19/historical-beliefs/
Qualitative Forschung … das große Durcheinander, ein Chaos
Seitdem Wissenschaft selbst Gegenstand der Theoretisierung und der historischen Betrachtung ist (Kuh...
Writing, Editing, and Publishing Two Books at Once
Actually, it’s the same research but it will be published in two different books – the German dissertation which needs to be published to fulfill all requirements for the title “Doctor”, and an academic monograph, published in the Routledge Research in Early Modern History series. The research on depositions of monarchs on the British Isles and in Scandinavia, 1500-1700, has now been part of my daily life for ten years (although I did submit in 2016, and defended in 2017). It really is time to share then complete work with the academic community. Parts and ideas of the whole had been presented in journal articles, book chapters, and uncounted conference presentations, but now it’s time to publish it – let it leave the nest, take flight…
But first, the German version has to be edited: I need to include comments from my dissertation committee, add some of the new research to it (a few books which I could only reference as “xyz is working on this right now” are now published, and can be referenced properly), shorten the whole thing a bit, put some of the ideas which I presented in footnotes in the main text, add the acknowledgements, and finally, check everything again in regards to citation, format, the next-to-last typos (the last typos are only found after publication – it’s an unwritten rule of publication), and make it pretty.
The German version is around 200,000 words (400 pages), so it will be lot but doable.
At the same time, I am also re-writing the research into an (English) academic monograph with only half of the words (aiming for c. 110,000 words). Because, let’s face it, my audience will mostly come from scholars interested in British and/or Scandinavian history, and they prefer often English over German.
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Quelle: http://csarti.net/2019/05/writing-editing-and-publishing-two-books-at-once/
Nicht wählen! Objekte und die Kunst der Kombination
Geisteswissenschaft als Beruf im Ausland – Was kann man sich darunter vorstellen? In &bdq...
Quelle: https://gab.hypotheses.org/6594
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