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Tim Sherratt

It’s International #ArchivesWeek and I’m feeling a bit crook after being double-vaxxed yesterday, so instead of doing something productive, I’ve just made a list of some potentially handy archives-related resources... updates.timsherratt.org/2025/0 #archives #histodons #digitalHumanities

updates.timsherratt.org · Some Archives Week goodiesIt’s International Archives Week and I’m feeling a bit crook after being double-vaxxed yesterday, so instead of doing something productive, I’m just going to make a list of potentially handy archives-related resources from the Wonderful World of Wragge(TM). The theme of Archives Week is #ArchivesAreAccessible, which you’d have to regard as rather aspirational given the various ways access is limited by law, policy, practice, technology, and history. But what the heck, discussions about the meaning of access are always welcome.
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Harald Klinke

📕 Online Museum Collections and Social Media by Katharina Geis (transcript, August 2025)
How do people engage with digitized museum images on Instagram, TikTok, or Pinterest?
Based on 90 interviews and ethnographic fieldwork, the study explores digital image curation as a mode of knowing—about, with, and through artefacts.

More info: transcript-verlag.de/978-3-837

transcript VerlagOnline Museum Collections and Social MediaHow are digital museum images curated, shared, and transformed across platforms? Shaping new ways of knowing about and with artefacts.
#MuseumStudies#DigitalMuseums#ImageCuration
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Rita Singer

New digital archive just dropped with Bangor University Archives.

"There are over 530 items relating to the Pennant family’s sugar plantations in Jamaica within the Penrhyn Estate Archive. [...] The selection of records in the Penrhyn Estate Archive (Jamaica) Collection, freely available on JSTOR, preserve a detailed record of the Pennant family's centuries-long involvement in Jamaica and in the enslavement of African people - the management of their sugar plantations; the lives of enslaved Africans; the politics of colonialism and abolition; the post-enslavement history of the Caribbean; the wealth generated through the sugar industry; and the investment of this wealth across the agricultural, industrial, religious, political, civic and educational institutions of north-west Wales."

jstor.org/site/bangor-universi

Screenshot. To the left it reads: "Penrhyn Estate Archive (Jamaica) The Penrhyn Estate Archive reflects nearly 700 years of the Pennant family’s involvement and management of their estates across North Wales, Jamaica and England. This Jamaica collection is intricately linked with our other online collection entitled Penrhyn Estate Archive (North Wales)" To the right: a map of the Penrhyn estate in Jamaica and a number of logos of funding bodies.
#histodons#Wales#Jamaica
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Calishat

#Indigenous #Texas #OralHistory #DigitalHumanities

'Generations of silence are giving way to spoken truth through a new project at Rice University. In collaboration with the Texas Tribal Buffalo Project (TTBP), a nonprofit founded by Lipan Apache leader Lucille Contreras to restore Indigenous foodways and culture, Rice’s Weston Twardowski and a team of students have launched an oral history archive to preserve the lived experiences of Native Texans.'

news.rice.edu/news/2025/rice-s

Rice News | News and Media Relations | Rice UniversityRice students launch oral history archive to preserve Indigenous Texas storiesThe project titled “Living Memory: An Oral History Project to Strengthen Native Sovereignty in Texas” began in fall 2024 as part of the Center for Civic Leadership-funded Houston Action Research Teams program.
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George Macgregor

Great keynote from Toma yesterday morning at #CoLIS2025. I resonated with many of the arguments he was making.

Toma's slides are now available here: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.1560570

#DigitalHumanities #DigitalLibraries #GLAMR #digitization #infrastructure #OpenScience #OpenResearch #ResearchData @dariaheu

ZenodoImprisoned by the Print Mind? Rethinking Libraries in the 21st CenturyDespite substantial investments in digitization, library-curated datasets remain conspicuously underrepresented in the landscape of research infrastructures and the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC). This keynote will trace the conceptual inertia, rooted in centuries-old notions of the book as a physical object and the library as a temple of knowledge, as one possible way of understanding the persistent disconnect between the resource-rich platforms libraries produce and the evolving methodologies that define today’s digital humanities. By identifying the conceptual and operational barriers that hinder alignment, the talk will explore how we could reimagine library practices, expand digital services, and ultimately forge stronger collaborations with scholars. Can we shed the atavistic baggage of print culture and embrace the library’s potential as a dynamic, data-driven engine for 21st-century research?
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ZfdG

Frisch veröffentlicht:

Botond Szemes und Mihaly Nagy widmen sich in "Temporal Aspects of Structural Differences in Dramatic Genre" der computergestützten Dramenanalyse - und hierbei insbesondere der temporalen Dimension von Bühnenstücken: einerseits analysieren sie die Unterscheidbarkeit von Gattungen im Laufe der Zeit, andererseits die Entwicklung bestimmter Strukturmerkmale im Handlungsverlauf.

Hier geht's zum Text: doi.org/10.17175/2025_007

doi.orgTemporal Aspects of Structural Differences in Dramatic Genre | ZfdG - Zeitschrift für digitale GeisteswissenschaftenComputational drama analysis often treats plays as static entities. This paper introduces the dimension of temporality in two key ways. First, it explores the impact of a play’s creation time on its classification. Second, it investigates how structural features evolve within individual works as their plots unfold.
#DigitalHumanities#literarystudies#dramenanalyse
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