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ACDH Lecture 2.1 – Jeffrey Schnapp – Knowledge Design

ACDH Lecture 2.1, Knowledge Design date: 7. April 2016 place: ACDH, OEAW, Vienna, Austria JEFFREY SCHNAPP Harvard University, USA Professor at Harvard University, advocates for an applied structure of data in order to optimize the potential for knowledge extraction. introduced by KARLHEINZ MÖRTH MICHAEL RÖSSNER produced by Working Group Network & Outreach Claudia Resch Tanja Wissik Daniel Schopper realized by Basem Saifo Table of content 0:00 Introduction to the ACDH by Karlheinz Mörth 7:40 Introduction by Michael Rössner 15:15 Digital humanities as a label – what does it mean? 17:19 Computational humanities: Dartmouth Dante project 23:45 Changes leading from computational to digital humanities 25:00 Problems with the label “digital humanities” 27:17 Values in digital humanities 30:28 What does knowledge look like? 34:09 Questions within the field of knowledge design 40:00 Institutional portraiture 41:34 What is the “meta lab”? 42:55 The nature of data in the digital humanities 46:30 Animated archives: digital archive of Japan’s 2011 disasters 51:15 Who is an archive for? 53:33 A digital archive for museum collections: the curarium 56:09 Digital ecologies of the Arnold arboretum 1:02:08 Cold storage: the library beyond the book 1:06:34 Lightbox gallery in the Harvard Art Museum