Workshops & Special Sessions
e-Humanities—An Emerging Discipline
No Claims for Universal Solutions
Presenters and Authors
- T. Blanke
- A. Aschenbrenner
- M. Küster
- C. Ludwig
Abstract
The aim of this paper is to review some emerging successful practices in e-Humanities from the perspective of Germany and the UK. All the reviewed projects work on the collaboration of science and computing practices with arts and humanities. This paper argues that claims to universality are the wrong way of promoting future research in e-Humanities. We need to open local spaces in which arts and humanities researchers can engage with e-Science tools and methodologies in a way they are used to engage with other research in their domain. This suggests to ‘embed’ e-Science in arts and humanities research practices.
Date and Time
Wednesday, December 10, 10:15 a.m.
