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Kim są polscy humaniści cyfrowi?
Kim są polscy humaniści cyfrowi?
Autor przybliża sylwetkę polskich humanistów cyfrowych na podstawie wyników europejskiego sondażu praktyk oraz potrzeb cyfrowych w humanistyce i naukach o sztuce przeprowadzonego na przełomie 2014 i 2015 roku przez Obserwatorium Cyfrowych Metod i Praktyk (Digital Methods and Practices Observatory – DiMPO) – grupę roboczą europejskiego konsorcjum DARIAH. Wyniki analizowane są w kontekście obecnej w literaturze przedmiotu koncepcji o falach humanistyki cyfrowej: pierwsza to prosta digitalizacji, druga – zastosowanie zaawansowanych metod cyfrowych, trzecia – krytyczny namysł nad epistemologią cyfrowych instrumentów. Autor proponuje stopniowalne definiowanie humanistów cyfrowych przez umieszczanie ich na spektrum, od tych korzystających z podstawowych narzędzi po najbardziej zaawansowanych użytkowników. To sketch a profile of Polish digital humanists, Maryl draws on the results of a European survey on scholarly practices and digital needs in the arts and humanities. This survey was conducted in 2014 and 2015 by the Digital Methods and Practices Observatory (DiMPO), a working group of the European consortium DARIAH. The results are analysed in the context of the concept of waves of digital humanities: the first wave is simple digitization, the second entails the use of advanced digital methods, the third harnesses critical reflection on the epistemology of digital instruments. Maryl proposes to classify digital humanists by placing them on different points on a spectrum, from those using basic tools to the most advanced users.
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Physics Theology
DiMPO, Literature and Literary Theory, methodology, humanistyka cyfrowa, digitalizacja, digitalization, survey, Digital Methods and Practices Observatory, digitalisation, Obserwatorium Cyfrowych Metod i Praktyk (Digital Methods and Practices Observatory – DiMPO), digital humanities, DARIAH
DiMPO, Literature and Literary Theory, methodology, humanistyka cyfrowa, digitalizacja, digitalization, survey, Digital Methods and Practices Observatory, digitalisation, Obserwatorium Cyfrowych Metod i Praktyk (Digital Methods and Practices Observatory – DiMPO), digital humanities, DARIAH
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Physics Theology
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