Symposium: FLOWS & FRICTIONS
Culture and languages
Integrating Mixed Methods for Data-rich Research on Historical Media.
Seminar
Integrating Mixed Methods for Data-rich Research on Historical Media.
Mark Algee-Hewitt, Stanford University
Judith Brottrager, Technische Universität Darmstadt
Antske Fokkens, Vrieje Unvierstiet Amsterdam
Chris Haffenden, KB-labb Stockholm
Martina Hjertman, Göteborgs stadsmuseum och GU
Aram Karimi, GRIDH
Peter Leonard, Stanford University
Eivind Røssaak, Norska nationalbiblioteket
Anton Törnberg, Sociologi och arbetsvetenskap, GU
Ted Underwood, University of Illinois
Chris Haffenden – ändra till stora bokstäver I rubriken:
09.00–09.15 Welcome
09.15–09.45 Mark Algee-Hewitt: Embedded Ideas: The Limits of Conceptual Failure in theLong Eighteenth-Century
09.45–10.15 Judith Brottrager: Unlocking the Archive: Exploring Literary History through Word Embeddings
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10.30–11.00 Antske Fokkens: Large Language Models in the Digital Humanities
11.00–11.30 Chris Haffenden: Seeing Things Anew? Multimodal AI and the Research Possibilities of Image Search
11.30–12.00 Martina Hjertman: Newspaper Archaeology, or the Unveiling of Invisibilised Actors, Discursive Representations, and Social Practices in the Long 18th Century
12.00–13.30 LUNCH
13.30–14.00 Aram Karimi: Between the Arduous and the Automatic: A Comparative Approach to Transparency in the Classification of Book Reviews in Swedish Newspapers
14.00–14.30 Peter Leonard: Bias as a Virtue: On LLMs and historic corpora
14.30–15.00 Eivind Røssaak: Divagation: Experiments with Epistemic Objects
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15.00–15.30 Anton Törnberg: Large Language Models for Qualitative Text Analysis: An AI-augmented discourse analysis of the transition in Swedish migration politics
15.30–16.30 Ted Underwood: Combining Social and Textual Evidence to Understand Literary Change