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Object-event and event-event relationships

In SEM each event is defined by four elements, i.e. actor, location, period and type. The core of digital hermeneutics is formed by two components: object-event relationships and event-event relationships. By making explicit relationships between the objects and events, and between the events themselves we can facilitate users in their access and in- terpretation processes of objects in online cultural heritage collections

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#digital-hermeneutics #objects #events #hermeneutics

Digital ontology

Digital hermeneutics is based on digital ontology, a concept that Michael Eldred (2001) and the author developed some years ago (Capurro 2001). What is…

Digital Hhermeneutics #ontology #bits #digital-hermeneutics #things #digital

Our interpretation of the world can't be made explicit

This alternative philosophical standpoint suggests that our interpretation of the world cannot be made explicit, and any attempt to do so will render our…

Introducing Artificial Intelligence (Henry Brighton and Howard Selina) #interpretation #meaning #knowledge-representation #hermeneutics

Digital humanities as a gentrifying small town

To many, the dig­i­tal human­i­ties feels like a small town that has recently been rated as a great place to raise a fam­ily. It is now inun­dated by…

The Digital Humanities Situation | The Transducer #group #events #town #place #resources

Episodes and segments

Episodes usually have a running order. In a news programmes these might be individual new stories, in a music programme the tracks played, in a football…

Designing A Url Structure For Bbc Programmes | Smethurst #episodes #program #events #duration #same-episode

Events are not causal to the identity of a period

Some events are closely related to the definition of a period. We mark them as “starting event” or “terminating event”. A frequent intuition is that some kind…

Thesauri Of Historical Periods – A Proposal For Standardization. #period #sense #cultural-phenomenon #events

Extracting historical events as named entities

One of the biggest challenges is information extraction on historical events from different textual data. We will start by identifying the ‘bigger’ events…

Historical Event-based Access To Museum Collections #name #historical-events #events #relation #art