Guest posting by Sabine Seifert! After two years of dealing with digital editions and the TEI, the DH 2012 conference in Hamburg felt like a class reunion (but a good one!): A lot of my former teachers and fellow students from workshops and summer schools were there, and it was...
Here are Sabine, Anna and Alex standing by our fabulous poster this morning. I hope you appreciate the way the 2 arrows point towards the ladies, their enthusiastic smiles and their huge name tags!
Almost all the team has spread around. Anna, Sabine and Alex are in Hamburg, where they presented our edition this morning; Johanna and Janin are doing an internship at the German Historical Institute in Paris. Maike has been copying and scanning for 2 days now. I have been cleaning my...
Take a glimpse at our fabulous poster, which you should really not miss (the conversion into jpg darkened the background, but I hope you still have a chance to get the big idea): Looking forward to reading all the #dh2012 tweets!
An end is in sight. An end to this hell of a semester, I mean. Today was the last session of the class I gave with Selma on the myth of Medea and its (mainly German) reception. At first, we wanted to give a class on the myth of Antigone...
Our students presented their editorial work on the letters from Chamisso to de La Foye last Wednesday. My overall impression was extremely positive concerning the encoding. Concerning the approach of the manuscript (especially the transcription and the commentaries), the results varied a lot. I think this reflects the challenge of...
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