Leipzig e-Humanities autumn/winter schedule

Plenty of good academic messages being spread from Leipzig this season! Have a look at the Leipzig e-humanities website or see the schedule below.

Seminar Schedule

Oct 23	Eric Champion	Interacting With History Using Virtual Environments	Abstract
Oct 30	Gabriel Bodard	Standards for Networking Ancient Prosopographies: Digital Classics, Linked Open Data, and community building	Abstract
Nov 6	Matthew Munson	“You will know a word by its changes in company!”: Using Collocation Analysis to Track Semantic Drift in Biblical Greek	Abstract
Nov 13	Francesco Mambrini	Topic-Focus articulation à la praguienne: Annotating information structure in the Ancient Greek Dependency Treebank	Abstract
Nov 27	Michael Hendry	Every Reader an Editor:Putting Editable and Formattable Critical Texts On-Line with SQL	Abstract
Dec 4	Matt Coler	Correlating Human Sensory Experience with Physical Phenomena Using Dependency Structures, Cognitive Semantics, and (Semi-)Automatic Linguistic Analysis: Bridging the gap between the objective world and subjective reality	Abstract
Dec 11	Giovanni Colavizza	Functional Categorization for Historical Place Types	Abstract
Dec 18	Amir Zeldes	Corpus Linguistics Tools for Sahidic Coptic	Abstract
	Paul Arthur	Online Environments for Biographical Research
Jan 8	Frank Binder	From Collaborative Data Editing to Library Catalogues: Towards a ‘Sharable Data Strategy’ for the GeoBib Project	Abstract
Jan 15	Mike Kestemont	A Distant Reading of a Distant Past: Computational Text Analysis and Medieval Literature	Abstract
Jan 22	Toma Tasovac	Historic Dictionaries as a Challenge for Digital Humanities	Abstract
Jan 29	Sarah Savant	Al-Thaʿālibī’s Memorable Thimār al-qulūb fī almuḍāf wa-l-mansūb: A Portrait of an Eleventh-Century Cultural Broker	Abstract