Now online: the video with Prof. Paul Tombeur, giving an overview of the development of Digital Humanities from the start of his academic career until now (1960-2020). Read More >> “60 Years of Digital Humanities, Video with Prof. Paul Tombeur”
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60 Years of Digital Humanities, Video with Prof. Paul Tombeur
Now online: the video with Prof. Paul Tombeur, giving an overview of the development of Digital Humanities from the start ...
An Interdisciplinary Research Project on “Soviet Spirituality” in Latvia
The Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the University of Latvia, one of ReIReS' collaboration partners, has launched a new ...
Last ReIReS Trainings - Save the Dates!
So far five successful ReIReS DH Courses and four Schools have been held. In 2021 there are still three trainings ...Latest News
An Interdisciplinary Research Project on “Soviet Spirituality” in Latvia
The Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the University of Latvia, one of ReIReS’ collaboration partners, has launched a new interdisciplinary research project “Soviet Spirituality” in Latvia: development, features and models of influence. Researchers are invited to share ideas about a possible future cooperation. Read More >> “An Interdisciplinary Research Project on “Soviet Spirituality” in Latvia”
Last ReIReS Trainings – Save the Dates!
So far five successful ReIReS DH Courses and four Schools have been held. In 2021 there are still three trainings to go in the months March, April and June. Read More >> “Last ReIReS Trainings – Save the Dates!”
Ready for Download: Materials Used During ReIReS DH Course at KU Leuven
The materials, used during the recent ReIReS Digital Humanities Course December 7-9, 2020, organized by KU Leuven, are now available for download. Read More >> “Ready for Download: Materials Used During ReIReS DH Course at KU Leuven”
Roma Docta. Northern Europeans and Academic Life in the Renaissance
According to the central thesis presented in the first section of this book, which is preceded by some historiographical observations, Rome’s importance as a place of study has been greatly underestimated, especially for the period after the permanent return of the popes to the city. Written by Michael Matheus. Read More >> “Roma Docta. Northern Europeans and Academic Life in the Renaissance”
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