A digital archive for 1821: research-visualization and the luck of the unexpected
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A digital archive for 1821: research-visualization and the luck of the unexpected
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21 January 2021
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This lecture presents the “Digital Archive 1821”. Issues about the transformation of research practices will be discussed, as will how to approach an historical event, such as the Greek Revolution, through the use of a digital archive. How does research through a digital archive alter the approach to the Greek Revolution? How do the visualisation techniques of the archive, the research environment and the historical thought relate to each other? What kind of transformations to the approaches of the past are brought about by an archive that is open to the public and in a state of continuous (re)construction?”
(Edited and translated description of the event, as it was published on Facebook)
(Edited and translated description of the event, as it was published on Facebook)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zp9GHqLKWo8
https://www.facebook.com/events/3596186113821815
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01:14:53
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All Rights Reserved
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Second lecture of the lecture series: "2021/1821: Dialogues in the digital era".
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| Title | Alternate label | Class |
|---|---|---|
| 1821: what was Greek or revolutionary about it? | ||
| Sartorial habits, fashion and body just before the revolution | ||
| Heroes in motion | ||
 1821 Digital Archive |
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