'Modelling, Interpreting, and Circulating Early Modern Texts: Digital Humanities seminar'

As part of Channels of Digital Scholarship

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NOTCOM is pleased to announce the upcoming seminar held as part of the Channels of Digital Scholarship series at the Maison Française d'Oxford: Modelling, Interpreting, and Circulating Early Modern Texts: Digital Humanities Approaches to Scholarly Corpora. 

Speakers:

· Motasem Alrahabi (Sorbonne Université, ObTIC)

· Glenn Roe (University of Oxford, Jesus College, ERC ModERN)

· Mouhamadoul Khaly Wélé (CNRS, IHRIM, ERC NOTCOM)

The seminar will explore how digital humanities methods enable new ways of modelling, interpreting, and circulating early modern scholarly texts and knowledge, drawing on the complementary perspectives of three major research initiatives.

Participation

Participation is open to all. Those wishing to attend online should contact Mouhamadoul Khaly Wélé at mouhamadoul-khaly.wele@cnrs.fr.

Programme available here.