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[1] From: Grace Eve Afsari-Mamagani
Subject: Deadline March 1: Culture Mapping 2019 @ NYU (65)
[2] From: Greta Franzini
Subject: Call for Participation: First LiLa (Linking Latin) Workshop, 3rd-4th June 2019, Milan, Italy (83)
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Date: 2019-02-27 07:29:05+00:00
From: Grace Eve Afsari-Mamagani
Subject: Deadline March 1: Culture Mapping 2019 @ NYU
Culture Mapping Symposium 2019
New York University
12-13 April
[https://newyorkscapes.org/event/culture-mapping-2019/]
Dear all,
Apologies for cross-posting. Just a reminder that the deadline to submit
proposals for the 2019 Culture Mapping Symposium at New York University
is rapidly approaching! If you're located in the New York City area and
work on cultural history / artifacts using digital methods, we invite
you to participate. Details below.
Proposals for the 2019 Culture Mapping Symposium are due March 1!
New York Universitys NewYorkScapes research collaborative is still
welcoming submissions for its 2019 Culture Mapping symposium. We invite
proposals that explore the intersection of space/place (with a
particular but not exclusive interest in New York City), mapping and
cartography in their various registers, and digital methods, and
especially those that investigate justice, community, and/or resistance
as spatial projects to whose nuance humanities methods attend.
Emphasizing this years theme Migrations we seek to think
critically and collaboratively about the role of sited human experience
in digital scholarship and pedagogy.
We hope youll share how the migrations of bodies, artifacts, ideas, and
data to name just a few possibilities figure in your digital or
digitally-informed research, teaching, art and other experiments.
Proposals from across the humanities and social sciences are welcome.
Faculty, librarians, graduate and undergraduate students, staff and
administrators, and community members are all encouraged to participate.
Potential areas of engagement include but are not limited to:
Digital cartography & GIS as tools for humanities research and teaching
Visualizing literary and historical materialisms
Digital-born media, art, literature, and games that thematize migration
Knowledge networks and infrastructures
Resistant, anti-racist, decolonial and/or indigenous mapping; mapping
for social justice
Mapping as storytelling
Community-engaged culture mapping and project design
Instructional technology / technology-enhanced pedagogies,
particularly in the context of teaching place-based cultural heritage
Data migration and data management plans in humanities and social
sciences research
Citation, circulation, and publication networks
Archives and digital collections
Submissions can take the form of traditional paper / project
presentations (10-20 minutes), five-minute lightning talks,
performances, or roundtables (30-40 minutes). You may also propose a
workshop on a methodology, technical or otherwise, in which you have
expertise and which you feel would be of broad interest. Proposals
should be 200-300 words in length and should describe the proposed
topic, requested time length and format, and participants. Culture
Mapping will take place April 12 - 13 at NYU's Washington Square campus.
To submit a proposal, please complete the online submission form
[https://newyorkscapes.org/culture-mapping-2019-submission-form/] by
March 1.
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Date: 2019-02-26 14:48:14+00:00
From: Greta Franzini
Subject: Call for Participation: First LiLa (Linking Latin) Workshop, 3rd-4th June 2019, Milan, Italy
The ERC-funded project LiLa: Linking Latin - Building a Knowledge Base of
Linguistic Resources and NLP Tools for Latin is delighted to announce its
first workshop, which will take place at the Università Cattolica del Sacro
Cuore in Milan, Italy, on 3rd-4th June
2019 [http://airmail.calendar/2019-06-03%2012:00:00%20CEST].
LiLa responds to the growing need in the fields of Computational Linguistics,
Humanities Computing and Classics to create an interoperable Knowledge Base of
linguistic resources and NLP tools for Latin. To this end, LiLa makes use of
Linked Open Data (LOD) practices and standards to connect words to textual and
lexical resources currently distributed across the web.
This workshop brings together over twenty scholars from around the world
responsible for the creation of tools and resources for Latin with a view to
understanding their present state of development and discussing their potential
integration in the LiLa Knowledge Base. The list of confirmed speakers is as
follows:
1. Bridget Almas (Alpheios), Tufts University (USA)
2. Bruno Bon (OMNIA), CNRS, Paris (France)
3. Marjorie Burghart (Verba, COL, Enigma), Université de Lyon (France)
4. Patrick Burns (CLTK), New York University (USA)
5. Giuseppe Celano (Ancient Greek and Latin Dependency Treebank), Universität
Leipzig (Germany)
6. Paul Dilley (Iowa Canon of Greek and Latin texts), University of Iowa (USA)
7. Tom Gheldof (Trismegistos), Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium)
8. Berta Gonzalez Saavedra (REGLA), Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (Spain)
9. Dag Haug (PROIEL), University of Oslo (Norway)
10. Gerhard Heyer (eAqua), Universität Leipzig (Germany)
11. Sam Huskey (Digital Latin Library), University of Oklahoma (USA) [video-
conference]
12. Neven Jovanovic (CroALa), University of Zagreb (Croatia)
13. Timo Korkiakangas (Late Latin Charter Treebank), University of Helsinki
(Finland)
14. Maurizio Lana, Alice Borgna and Nadia Rosso (digilibLT), Università del
Piemonte Orientale, Vercelli (Italy)
15. Dominique Longrée (LASLA), Université de Liége (Belgium)
16. Paolo Mastandrea (Musisque Deoque), Università Ca'Foscari Venezia
(Italy)
17. Alexander Mehler and Tim Geelhaar (Computational Historical Semantics),
Goethe-Universität Frankfurt (Germany)
18. Silvia Orlandi (EAGLE), Universitá Roma La Sapienza (Italy)
19. Michael Piotrowski, Université de Lausanne (Switzerland)
20. Philipp Roelli (Corpus Corporum), University of Zurich (Switzerland) and Jan
Ctibor (Corpus Corporum), Charles University (Czech Republic)
21. William Michael Short (Latin WordNet 2.0), University of Exeter (UK)
22. Uwe Springmann (LatMor), Universität Würzburg (Germany)
23. Francesco Stella (ALIM), Università degli Studi di Siena (Italy)
24. Julien Théry (Aposcripta Database), Université de Lyon (France)
25. Philippe Verkerk and Yves Ouvrard (Collatinus), Université de Lille
(France)
26. LiLa Team
The programme will be announced in the coming weeks.
The workshop is free of charge and is open to all. For more information about
the event and to register, please visit https://lila-erc.eu/events/.
Registration closes on 30th April 2019.
We look forward to welcoming you in Milan!
Kind regards,
Marco Passarotti
P.I. of LiLa
Greta Franzini
Postdoctoral Researcher
LiLa: Linking Latin [ERC n. 769994]: https://lila-erc.eu
+39 02 72342954 | greta.franzini@unicatt.it |
http://gretafranzini.com/
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