"Medieval Studies and New Media" Symposium
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Inserito il 20/03/2009
"Medieval Studies and New Media" Symposium:
- Full English / French program:
http://www.mutec-shs.fr/sites/www.mutec-shs.fr/files/program-DM-20090331.pdf
- Poster:
http://www.mutec-shs.fr/sites/www.mutec-shs.fr/files/posterDM-mars2009.pdf
Looking forward to meeting some of you there,
Marjorie
ENS-LSH, 15 parvis René Descartes 69007 Lyon (métro B – Debourg) - salle F106
Sponsored by:MutEC (Mutualisation d’outils numériques pour les éditions critiques) - http://www.mutec-shs.fr
UMR 5648 - Histoire et Archéologie des Mondes Chrétiens et Musulmans Médiévaux - http://ciham.ish-lyon.cnrs.fr
Organized by:
Marjorie Burghart (contact: marjorie.burghart@ehess.fr)
Program
1 – Scholarly visit (11h15 - 12h30): Les ressources de la Bibliothèque Municipale, par Pierre Guinard (Lyon City Library)
Limited numbers (registration required)
2 – Session (14h00 - 15h45): Digital medievalist: community of practice, community and practice
* We are family: Digital Medievalist as Community of Practice
Dan O’Donnell, Université de Lethbridge (Canada)
* Converting St Paul: TEI P5, stand-off markup, and interoperability
James Cummings, Research Technologies Service, Université d’Oxford
* Digital Materialism: editing in three dimensions
Dot Porter, Digital Humanities Observatory, Dublin
15h45-16h15 : coffee break / pause
3 – Round-table (16h15-18h00): Digital medievalism around the world: What structures, solutions and support are needed?
With the help of an international panel of Digital Medievalists, this round-table will address the issue of
support to Digital Humanities in our field of studies.
With: Marjorie Burghart, UMR 5648 - EHESS, pôle de Lyon ; Arianna Ciula, European Science Foundation ; Florence Clavaud, École nationale des chartes ; James Cummings, Research Technologies Service, Université d’Oxford ; Laura Gaffuri, Université de Turin / Reti Medievali ; Dan O’Donnell, Université de Lethbridge (Canada) ; Dot Porter, Digital Humanities Observatory, Dublin ; Roberto Rosselli del Turco, Université de Pise ; Richard Walter et Thierry Buquet, Institut de Recherche et d’Histoire des Textes (IRHT)
