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#digital-hermeneutics
Digital Hermeneutics: Agora And The Online Understanding Of Cultural Heritage
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…
The difficulty of extracting events from text
Structured event descriptions that facilitate the development of digital hermeneutics are sparse or biased to- wards a specific collection or topic. The development of dig- ital hermeneutics in the historical domain is therefore chal- lenged by the current state-of-the-art in…
Digital hermeneutics: interpretation meets the Web
Digital hermeneutics is the encounter of hermeneutics and Web technology [1]. Traditionally, hermeneutics has been a theory of interpretation in the humanities. With the advent of the Web, this theory needs to be amended to account for the interpretation of information in a…
Digital Hhermeneutics
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 ontology? Eldred writes: As long as we remain 'embedded' unquestioningly in the digital casting, everything is…