We’re excited to announce the 2nd cycle of the online MITE Research Seminars, a space to discuss about research in language and literature, history of literature, philosophy, computer science, digital humanities … and who knows where the conversations will lead!
We will start on December 12, 10:00-12:00 (Rome Time), with a talk by Evelyn Gius, professor at the University of Darmstadt, Institute of Linguistics and Literary Studies, Germany.
Title of talk: From Theory to Text – How to integrate Computation and Literary Studies.
Abstract: In this talk, I will address the challenges posed by text analysis in computational literary studies, focusing on the gap between concepts and computation. I will propose to follow an input-process-output workflow by which one can move from a theoretical foundation of a research interest to computational text analysis. I will use examples from my own research in Computational Narratology to showcase how this can be put into practice.
For the full list of speakers and details on how to join, check out our dedicated webpage (link).
Registration is mandatory (link).
We look forward to meeting you!
