Grundlage hierfür bietet ein Artikel von Mareike König mit dem Titel Fertig – vorerst. Unfertigkeit als epistemischer Wert in den digitalen Geisteswissenschaften, der in der Zeitschrift für digitale Geisteswissenschaften veröffentlicht wurde.
Abstract:
Das Fertige, Vollendete wird oftmals als Ideal gesehen. Doch welche Chancen bietet das Unfertige, besonders für die DH? In dieser Sitzung diskutieren wir über die Chancen, aber auch Herausforderungen von Unfertigkeit und welche verschiedenen Dimensionen diese in den DH annehmen kann.
Das Digital Humanities Kolloquium findet dieses Sommersemester wieder statt!
Nächster Vortrag von Dr. Sabine Lang zum Thema „Unfertigkeit als besondere Chance für die DH“.
22. April 2026, 16:00–18:00 Uhr
Raum 00.026 (Seminarraum 3), Nürnberger Straße 74, Erlangen
Keine Anmeldung erforderlich!
Vielen Dank an @cris-ortega.bsky.social und Luise Prager für das Interview zu ihren Eindrücken von der #DHd2026! Es war ein super spannendes Interview mit euch!
radihum20.de/dhd26-radihu...
Das ist die letzte DHd2026-Folge – Danke an alle Mitwirkenden!
#Podcast #DH #DigitalHumanities #WissKomm #Wien
Kann's kaum erwarten! Meine Kollegin vom @grk2806.bsky.social und ich hatten ein interessantes und kurzweiliges Gespräch mit den Hosts von @radihum20.bsky.social zur #DHd2026 und was es bedeutet in den #DH Early-Career Researcher zu sein. Morgen steht das Ergebnis für alle zum nachhören bereit 🎉
Meet
@cris-ortega.bsky.social 👋 Researcher & slam poet! Cris uses a multimodal corpus to study how embodiment & audience interaction work in Poetry Slam. What does it mean to build a public through performance? More: www.literaturundoeffentlichkeit.phil.fau.de/faudir/crist... #DigitalHumanities
We’re excited to share that our postdoctoral researcher
@mariannagracheva.bsky.social , a member of the
@textandlanguagelab.bsky.social led by @michamahlberg.bsky.social , will be presenting at the American Association of Corpus Linguistics, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL (April 17–19).
Semester's off to a great start! Besides Gabriele Reuter, I'm teaching a seminar on #Austen remediations and digital methods with @michamahlberg.bsky.social and another on literature and emotion, where we explore methods to measure emotion in text (sentiment) and the reader (electrodermal activity)!
Here’s to a great start!
Wishing you all a fantastic semester ahead.🌞🎉
Small correction: this is for this semester, since the semester just started today 😊
🌊 Online Talk | 15 April 2026, 12–1pm
Michaela Mahlberg (@michamahlberg.bsky.social) will discuss water stories at the Environmental DH Seminar at the University of Manchester(@manchester.ac.uk).
🔗 Reserve your spot:
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/water-stor...
Another exciting lecture this summer semester from our new colleagues in Objects and Images!
A fantastic interdisciplinary exchange, bringing together insights from DH discussions and literary studies.
We are looking forward to a great selection of lectures next semester!
The CLiC web app has moved to clic-fiction.com as part of @dhssfau.bsky.social 's @textandlanguagelab.bsky.social! See the video for what CLiC can do -- new features inlude a German corpus and the FlexiConc tab!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfEi...
From research frustration to fresh insights—see how the CLiC web app from our Text and Language Lab can make a difference 👇
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfEi...
Together with colleagues at @dhssfau.bsky.social we are preparing the start of the semester! What an exciting lineup of courses -- I would love to attend all of them! www.dhss.phil.fau.de/2026/03/23/s...
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How can mixed-skill classrooms be designed effectively?
This workshop discusses practical approaches in Digital Humanities teaching.
🎤 @anastasiaglawion.bsky.social , Junior Professor of Digital Literary Studies and Methods at DHSS
@grk2806.bsky.social
📅 April 7, 18:00–19:30 (zoom)
#FAU
Our Writing competition has officially launched! Head over to our web-page for more information.
www.dhss.phil.fau.eu/our-future-o...
![Graphical abstract for "Regular Expressions for Corpus Queries" (Dykes & Tauber, 2026). Title: "Translating linguistic patterns into corpus queries."
A table demonstrates how a linguistic research question: "Which actions are explained in terms of someone's underlying reasons?", is translated into a CQL query.
Colour coding links linguistic patterns (red), query syntax (grey/bold), and corpus results (red italics).
The top row shows the linguistic pattern components: possessive, optional adjective or adverb, reason-word, linker, and verb.
The middle row shows the corresponding CQL query: [pos="POSS"] [pos="ADJ|ADV"]? "reason|rationale" "for|to" [pos="V"].
The bottom three rows show example corpus results: "my reason for asking," "her only rationale to go," and "their main reason to pivot."](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:7zfw7izsoitrzto6p6fenuey/bafkreidehnxt6tfvjpvyddz73dmj2dhzetongroduf3xbxjwxek6zxxwvm)
Graphical abstract for "Regular Expressions for Corpus Queries" (Dykes & Tauber, 2026). Title: "Translating linguistic patterns into corpus queries." A table demonstrates how a linguistic research question: "Which actions are explained in terms of someone's underlying reasons?", is translated into a CQL query. Colour coding links linguistic patterns (red), query syntax (grey/bold), and corpus results (red italics). The top row shows the linguistic pattern components: possessive, optional adjective or adverb, reason-word, linker, and verb. The middle row shows the corresponding CQL query: [pos="POSS"] [pos="ADJ|ADV"]? "reason|rationale" "for|to" [pos="V"]. The bottom three rows show example corpus results: "my reason for asking," "her only rationale to go," and "their main reason to pivot."
New entry in the Int. Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics with @jtauber.com:
Regular Expressions for Corpus Queries.
We introduce regex with actual corpus linguistics examples instead of making everything look like \]\[
Happy to send anyone a copy!
doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-323-95504-1.01539-8
It's exciting to see my introduction on a language that I don't really speak (yet)! 😅 Happy to have joined @dhssfau.bsky.social ! www.fau.de/2026/03/news...
On World Water Day, we just announced “Our Future, Our Water, Our Stories.”
🌍💧 Calling all young storytellers!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fgp...
@cris-ortega.bsky.social and Luise Prager are providing a glimpse into the DHd community in their conference report and reflect on disciplinary boundaries in #DigitalHumanities. Worth a read!
@dhdkonferenz.bsky.social
dhd-blog.org?p=23518
Exciting things are in the works—stay tuned 👀
Kicking off tomorrow
#AAAL2026, Chicago.
@mariannagracheva.bsky.social presenting her latest research
Congratulations to @cris-ortega.bsky.social and Luise Prager, PhD researchers in the @grk2806.bsky.social at DHSS, who received the DHd Early-Career Travel Grant from @nfid4culture.bsky.social at DHd 2026 in Vienna. Both are doctoral researchers supervised by @anastasiaglawion.bsky.social
#DHd2026
A big part of #RC21 has been fiction. In our new blog post, we use Flexiconc to examine "eyes" in the nonfiction sections of the #BNC.
#corpuslinguistics #academicdiscourse
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