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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…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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