"2022 Artificial Intelligence avec Digital Humanities"의 두 판 사이의 차이
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| + | In the past several decades, as researchers have steadily embraced more and more computational research methods and publishing technologies, they have re-engaged institutional libraries in new ways. As a result librarians have become collaborators, designers, systems administrators, teachers, and researchers in their own right. At the same time, the result of the explosion of digital humanities activity has resulted in alternative and independent libraries, collections, archives; many with their own exhibits, and providing their own “services.” These shadow and independent libraries have come to inform, and are informed by their institutional avatars. Such organic re-organization of the cultural record begs many questions: what is then a library? What are institutional libraries to do? (Alex Gil, Yale U) | ||
| − | + | Machine literature departs the familiar world of human genres. Instead, we encounter strange, new formations—an entirely separate branch of the literary arts. (Dennis Y. Tenen, Columbia U) | |
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=='''행사 안내'''== | =='''행사 안내'''== | ||
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*KeyNote Speaker: | *KeyNote Speaker: | ||
Alex Gil, Yale U : '''"Babel or Havana: Digital Humanities and Its Libraries"''' | Alex Gil, Yale U : '''"Babel or Havana: Digital Humanities and Its Libraries"''' | ||
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Dennis Y. Tenen, Columbia U: '''"Algorithmic Imagination and Literary Study"''' | Dennis Y. Tenen, Columbia U: '''"Algorithmic Imagination and Literary Study"''' | ||
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*Panelists: | *Panelists: | ||
Joff P.N. Bradley, Associate Professor, Teikyo University, Japan | Joff P.N. Bradley, Associate Professor, Teikyo University, Japan | ||
| − | + | Alex Take-Kwang Lee, Professor, Kyung Hee U, Korea | |
Heejin Kim, Assistant Professor of English, Kyungbook National U, Korea | Heejin Kim, Assistant Professor of English, Kyungbook National U, Korea | ||
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Jamie Jungmin Yoo, Assistant Professor of the Humanities, Yonsei U, Korea | Jamie Jungmin Yoo, Assistant Professor of the Humanities, Yonsei U, Korea | ||
| + | *Platform Manager: Zoom & Youtube: | ||
| + | Baro Kim, Assistant Professor of Digital Humanities, Academy of Korean Studies, Korea | ||
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| + | Jooseong Kim, Professor of English, Dankook U, Korea | ||
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| + | *Chair: | ||
| + | Youngmin Kim, Professor Emeritus, Dongguk U, Korea/Char Professor, Hangzhou Normal U, China | ||
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| + | Transmedia World Literature Institute & Digital Humanities Lab, Dongguk University, | ||
| + | NRF Korea-US Special Cooperation Project | ||
| + | (NRF-2021K2A9A2A20101857) | ||
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| + | Dongguk University, Dankook University, English Language and Literature Association of Korea, Korean Association of Digital Humanities, National Research Foundation of Korea | ||
2022년 9월 20일 (화) 08:05 판
Artificial Intelligence avec Digital Humanities?: Libraries and Machine Literature Arguments: In the past several decades, as researchers have steadily embraced more and more computational research methods and publishing technologies, they have re-engaged institutional libraries in new ways. As a result librarians have become collaborators, designers, systems administrators, teachers, and researchers in their own right. At the same time, the result of the explosion of digital humanities activity has resulted in alternative and independent libraries, collections, archives; many with their own exhibits, and providing their own “services.” These shadow and independent libraries have come to inform, and are informed by their institutional avatars. Such organic re-organization of the cultural record begs many questions: what is then a library? What are institutional libraries to do? (Alex Gil, Yale U)
Machine literature departs the familiar world of human genres. Instead, we encounter strange, new formations—an entirely separate branch of the literary arts. (Dennis Y. Tenen, Columbia U)
행사 안내
- 주제: Artificial Intelligence avec Digital Humanities
- 일시: 2022년 09월 24일 토요일 09:00~12:00 Korea Standard Time(KST)
- 장소:
- 온라인(Zoom) : 866 4055 8606 (Passwcode: NRF2022)
- 온라인(Youtube) :
- 주최: Transmedia World Literature Institute & Digital Humanities Lab, Dongguk University, NRF Korea-US Special Cooperation Project(NRF-2021K2A9A2A20101857)
- 후원: Dongguk U, Dankook U, ELLAK, KADH, NRF
※ 문의: 김바로(한국학중앙연구원 인문정보학 교수) ddokbaro@gmail.com
발표 주제 및 구성=
- KeyNote Speaker:
Alex Gil, Yale U : "Babel or Havana: Digital Humanities and Its Libraries" Dennis Y. Tenen, Columbia U: "Algorithmic Imagination and Literary Study"
- Panelists:
Joff P.N. Bradley, Associate Professor, Teikyo University, Japan Alex Take-Kwang Lee, Professor, Kyung Hee U, Korea Heejin Kim, Assistant Professor of English, Kyungbook National U, Korea Jamie Jungmin Yoo, Assistant Professor of the Humanities, Yonsei U, Korea
- Platform Manager: Zoom & Youtube:
Baro Kim, Assistant Professor of Digital Humanities, Academy of Korean Studies, Korea
- MC:
Jooseong Kim, Professor of English, Dankook U, Korea
- Chair:
Youngmin Kim, Professor Emeritus, Dongguk U, Korea/Char Professor, Hangzhou Normal U, China
Host: Transmedia World Literature Institute & Digital Humanities Lab, Dongguk University, NRF Korea-US Special Cooperation Project (NRF-2021K2A9A2A20101857)
Sponsors: Dongguk University, Dankook University, English Language and Literature Association of Korea, Korean Association of Digital Humanities, National Research Foundation of Korea
