Text as a Resource. Text Mining in Historical Science #dhiha7

International Symposium at the German Historical Institute Paris (DHIP)

June 29-30, 2017

DHIP, 8, rue du Parc Royal, 75003 Paris

Organized by Mareike König (DHIP), Marie Puren (INRIA) and Matthias Lemke (DHIP) in collaboration with the working group “Digital Humanities” of the Max Weber Foundation

With the financial support of DARIAH-ERIC and the Max Weber Foundation.

Please register under event@dhi-paris.fr

 

Thursday, June 29, 2017

from 13:30                      Registration

14:00 – 14:30                  Welcome and Introduction

Welcoming Speech
Thomas Maissen, Paris

Welcoming Speech
Anne Baillot, Berlin

Text Mining in Historical Science
Mareike König, Marie Puren, Matthias Lemke

 

14:30 – 17:30                  Panel I – Text Mining Infrastructures

Chair: Matthias Lemke

Leipzig Corpus Miner – Analysis and Visualization of Huge Text Data Collections
Gregor Wiedemann, Gerhard Heyer, Leipzig

 

15:30 – 15:45                  Coffee Break

GROBID for Humanities: When Engineering Meets History
Luca Foppiano, Charles Riondet, Paris

The Analysis of “Soft” Concepts with “Hard” Corpus-Analytical Methods
Cathleen Kantner, Maximilian Overbeck, Stuttgart

 

17:30 – 17:45                  Coffee Break

18:00 – 20:00                  Public Evening Lecture

Introduction
Matthias Lemke

Text Mining – Limits and Opportunities
Gregory Crane, Leipzig/Boston

The public evening lecture will be followed by a reception at the DHIP.

 

Friday, June 30, 2017

09:00 – 11:00                  Panel II – Text Mining in Newspaper Corpora

Chair: Mareike König

The Image of the United States in the Dutch Press
Pim Huijnen, Utrecht

A Research Project on the Perception of Migration in Daily Newspapers and the Method of Blended Reading
Sarah Oberbichler, Innsbruck

The Language of the System as Language with a System? – The “GDR Press-Corpus” Read from Distance
Thomas Werneke, Potsdam, Daniel Burckhardt, Hamburg

 

11:00 – 11:15                  Coffee Break

11:15 – 13:15                  Panel III –Computational Historical Semantics

Chair: Marie Puren

Computational Historical Semantics
Tim Geelhaar, Frankfurt

Modeling the Evolution of Language through Text Mining
A Proposed Methodology Applied to the Transition between

Latin and Romance Vernaculars
Florian Cafiero, Rémy Verdo, Paris

Merits and Challenges of Multilingual Text Mining
Tessa Hauswedell, London

 

13:15 – 14:15                  Lunch

14:15 – 15:45                  Panel IV – Legal Aspects of Text Mining in International Perspective

Chair: Fabian Cremer, Bonn

Today and Tomorrow – Text Mining in German Copyright Law
Eric Steinhauer, Hagen

The Text Mining-Exception in the French Law on Digital Humanities
Pierre-Carl Langlais, Paris

 

15:45                                 Conclusion and End of Conference

 

 

 

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