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[Ep. 7] How does Digitality Change History? Digital History Methods in an Institutional Context
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[Ep. 6] Modelling Social and Legal Facts: Semantic Data for Humanities and Social Sciences (SDHSS)
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[Ep. 3] The 'Assertive Edition'
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[Ep. 2] Interoperable Taxonomy: the Global Collaboratory on the History of Labour Relations
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[Ep. 5] Digital Longevity: Learnings from the (Digital) History Project Stadt.Geschichte.Basel
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[Ep. 4] Social Network Analysis for Historians: Origins, Uses and Challenges
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[Ep. 1] Beyond Prosopography: Using DH to study the early-modern Portuguese colonial judiciary
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About
"Legal History Meets Digital Humanities" is a seminar series organised by Max-Planck-Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory. On this channel you can find the recordings of the seminar lectures. The aim of the seminar is to bring into focus various methodological and theoretical questions that arise at the intersection of legal history, history and digital humanities, and to serve as a forum for discussion between the Institute's researchers and experts in the field.
This channel is operated by the seminar organisational team.
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