How was Europe portrayed as a geographical entity in the texts of weather reports published in Dutch newspapers between 1950 and 1990? To answer this ostensibly simple question, this article uses digital methods, including text mining and visualisation techniques. It shows that digital historical research offers a way of objectifying long-term, stable subjectivities. The Dutch perception of Europe that emerges from this qualitative analysis is remarkably slanted towards distinctions between a first, second and third-degree Europe, findings that may help explain the tenacious resistance to Europe as an inclusive political project. Hoe werd Europa als geografische entiteit afgebeeld in weerberichten in Nederlandse kranten in de periode tu...
This is a guest blog by Sven Charleer, KU Leuven, on his work visualising historic newspapers for re...
<p>Samenvatting: In deze bijdrage wordt een digitaal compilatiecorpus historisch Nederlands vo...
1648 witnessed the legal birth of the Dutch Republic, and Claes Jansz Visscher capitalized on Dutch ...
How was Europe portrayed as a geographical entity in the texts of weather reports published in Dutch...
Europa is geen dag uit het nieuws. We hebben allemaal een beeld van Europa. Maar hoe zag dat beeld e...
According to recent literature, the idea of Europe as it developed during the nineteenth and twentie...
Previous studies have highlighted the importance of having long term data for the study of cities, b...
Previous studies have highlighted the importance of having long term data for the study of cities, b...
Previous studies have highlighted the importance of having long term data for the study of cities, b...
How can computer-assisted methods help us to solve problems that are fundamental to historical resea...
This thesis analyzes depictions of America and the construction of Dutch identity in Dutch public de...
This Ph.D dissertation aims at showing that cultural geography is relevant for geoclimatological stu...
Nederlands (for English, see below) Dit proefschrift beargumenteert dat architectuur een imperiale o...
After the digitization of all issues of the Dutch historical journal Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis f...
This chapter investigates the conundrum of inadvertently characterizing Dutch spatial science as ‘la...
This is a guest blog by Sven Charleer, KU Leuven, on his work visualising historic newspapers for re...
<p>Samenvatting: In deze bijdrage wordt een digitaal compilatiecorpus historisch Nederlands vo...
1648 witnessed the legal birth of the Dutch Republic, and Claes Jansz Visscher capitalized on Dutch ...
How was Europe portrayed as a geographical entity in the texts of weather reports published in Dutch...
Europa is geen dag uit het nieuws. We hebben allemaal een beeld van Europa. Maar hoe zag dat beeld e...
According to recent literature, the idea of Europe as it developed during the nineteenth and twentie...
Previous studies have highlighted the importance of having long term data for the study of cities, b...
Previous studies have highlighted the importance of having long term data for the study of cities, b...
Previous studies have highlighted the importance of having long term data for the study of cities, b...
How can computer-assisted methods help us to solve problems that are fundamental to historical resea...
This thesis analyzes depictions of America and the construction of Dutch identity in Dutch public de...
This Ph.D dissertation aims at showing that cultural geography is relevant for geoclimatological stu...
Nederlands (for English, see below) Dit proefschrift beargumenteert dat architectuur een imperiale o...
After the digitization of all issues of the Dutch historical journal Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis f...
This chapter investigates the conundrum of inadvertently characterizing Dutch spatial science as ‘la...
This is a guest blog by Sven Charleer, KU Leuven, on his work visualising historic newspapers for re...
<p>Samenvatting: In deze bijdrage wordt een digitaal compilatiecorpus historisch Nederlands vo...
1648 witnessed the legal birth of the Dutch Republic, and Claes Jansz Visscher capitalized on Dutch ...