Digital Hermeneutics II: Sources, Analysis, Interpretation, Annotation, and Curation: Third International Workshop, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, November 23–24, 2023, Revised Selected Papers

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This book constitutes the results of the Third International Workshop of the research cluster digital_culture at the FernUniversität in Hagen, Digital Hermeneutics 2023, which took place in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, during November 23-24, 2023. The 11 regular contributions focus on the development of the IVIS4DH research framework to support the interaction between humanities and computer science in an iterative research and knowledge generating process. The book also contains an introduction and evaluation of the topic written be the editors and their team.

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1. IVIS4DH: Towards a Reference Model for Digital Hermeneutics.  (pages 3-34)Bianca Mix, Sebastian Bruchhaus, Dennis Möbus, Almut Leh, Christian Nawroth, Philippe Tamla, Uta Störl & Matthias Hemmje
2. Model, Corpus, Interpretation: Elements of Computational Hermeneutics.  (pages 35-50)Michael Piotrowski
3. Soft and Hard Digital Hermeneutics.  (pages 51-66)Carlos Manuel Romero Torrado
4. Towards a Knowledge-Management System Supporting Hermeneutic Argumentation.  (pages 69-98)Bianca Mix, Daniela Delvos, Dennis Möbus, Almut Leh, Sebastian Bruchhaus, Philippe Tamla, Christian Nawroth, Binh Vu & Matthias Hemmje
5. Content Moderation as Practice and Object of Digital Hermeneutics: An Infrastructural Analysis of the Auschwitz Museum on Twitter.  (pages 99-113)Isabelle Sarther
6. Digital Hermeneutics in the History of Concepts. The Tool Sense Clustering over Time (SCoT): Application, Workflow, and Methodological Questions.  (pages 114-142)Alexander Friedrich, Saba Anwar & Chris Biemann
7. On the Integration of Manual and Automated Processes for the Distinctiveness of Naturalism and Modernism.  (pages 143-164)Alexa Lucke & Henning Femmer
8. Topics of the Literary Canon: A Case Study of 19th-century Slovenian Narrative Prose.  (pages 165-180)Lucija Mandić
9. Topic Extraction from Biographical Interviews.  (pages 181-195)Shahriyar Babaki, Shital Bagankar, Tanya Goyal, Fatemeh Shahriarizadeh, Kamellia Reshadi & Sina Mehraeen
10. Towards Supporting Digital Hermeneutic Application with Emerging Knowledge and Argumentation Detection Through Vocabulary Evolution Analysis.  (pages 196-214)Alexander Duttenhöfer, Philippe Tamla, Christian Nawroth, Binh Vu, Ingo Frommholz & Matthias Hemmje
11. What You See Is What You Annotate (WYSIWYA) TEI Editor for Digital (Scholarly) Editions.  (pages 217-234)Tobias Holstein, Jan Zimpel, Sebastian Bruchhaus, Robin Schulte-Uentrop & Uta Störl
12. Reconstructive Social Research Prompting. Distributed Interpretation Between AI and Researchers.  (pages 235-249)Fabio Roman Lieder & Burkhard Schäffer
13. IVIS4DH: Evaluation of a Reference Model for Digital Hermeneutics.  (pages 250-274)Bianca Mix, Dennis Möbus, Almut Leh, Christian Nawroth, Philippe Tamla & Matthias Hemmje

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