International audienceIn the humanities, as in the “hard” sciences, for more than a decade now the massive digitalisation of texts and data has produced big data or long data opening up new opportunities for research. But the accompanying critical methods pose considerable epistemological, institutional and pedagogical issues. In what is now referred to as the “digital humanities” , the remote reading of a corpus constituted by maps and graphs provides a specific form of knowledge and a methodological and epistemological paradigm the heuristics of which must be grasped in all their potential. One must not allow oneself to be swept into the naïve belief that trawling a corpus of texts results in a transparent production of knowledge, a mass ...
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This paper historicizes “rigour”, discipline” and “systematic” as inventions of a certain rational s...
Increased connectivity and the digitization of cultural and literary artifacts means that the humani...
International audienceIn the humanities, as in the “hard” sciences, for more than a decade now the m...
International audienceThe digital transformation of society also affects the humanities and social s...
International audienceDigital, the technological environment of computers and the network, has trans...
International audienceHumanities classically perceive the corpus of texts through qualitative readin...
International audienceScientific problems associated with the Humanities lies in the digital process...
The aim of this Ph.D. thesis in philosophy of science was to answer a practical problem that arose w...
International audienceIn 'Beyond Digital Humanities: Thinking Computationally,' we delve into the ev...
After analysing the meaning of the expression “Big Data”, this article highlights the cultural natur...
International audienceIn this paper, we aim to explore ways of transformations of the new techno-cul...
Article disponible en ligne : http://press.openedition.org/238This text is a fuller version of a tal...
Linking big data to fine analysis: the challenge of textual methods in the digital humanities. Keyno...
This paper is about data in the humanities. Most of my colleagues in literary and cultural studies w...
This paper historicizes “rigour”, discipline” and “systematic” as inventions of a certain rational s...
Increased connectivity and the digitization of cultural and literary artifacts means that the humani...
International audienceIn the humanities, as in the “hard” sciences, for more than a decade now the m...
International audienceThe digital transformation of society also affects the humanities and social s...
International audienceDigital, the technological environment of computers and the network, has trans...
International audienceHumanities classically perceive the corpus of texts through qualitative readin...
International audienceScientific problems associated with the Humanities lies in the digital process...
The aim of this Ph.D. thesis in philosophy of science was to answer a practical problem that arose w...
International audienceIn 'Beyond Digital Humanities: Thinking Computationally,' we delve into the ev...
After analysing the meaning of the expression “Big Data”, this article highlights the cultural natur...
International audienceIn this paper, we aim to explore ways of transformations of the new techno-cul...
Article disponible en ligne : http://press.openedition.org/238This text is a fuller version of a tal...
Linking big data to fine analysis: the challenge of textual methods in the digital humanities. Keyno...
This paper is about data in the humanities. Most of my colleagues in literary and cultural studies w...
This paper historicizes “rigour”, discipline” and “systematic” as inventions of a certain rational s...
Increased connectivity and the digitization of cultural and literary artifacts means that the humani...