Digital Humanities

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In the humanities, digital representations of cultural objects and writings and their derived documents, the so-called derivatives, are becoming increasingly important. Digital collections and corpora not only support the researchability of historical phenomena, but also have an impact on day-to-day research work. Cross-location collaborative work, digital annotation and quantitative analyses are expanding the methodological toolbox of the humanities.

To this end, SCC is developing with its partners:

• Digital infrastructures and interactive data repositories
• Services and collaborative tools for data annotation
• Tools for the automatic evaluation of image-digitized scripts
• Methods and tools for distant reading and distant viewing

Projects:

• Collaborative Research Center 980 Episteme in Motion
• Collaborative Research Center 1475 Metaphors of Religion
• BMBF project toRoll Materialized Holiness