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Hogervorst S. - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The Dutch historical journal Tijdschrift voor geschiedenis digitized, 1886-2008.: A content exploration as a plea for combining digital and traditional research methods Tijdschrift voor geschiedenis Gedigitaliseerd, 1886-2008: Een verkenning van de inhoud als pleidooi voor het bijeenbrengen van digitale en traditionele onderzoeksmethoden
2018Co-Authors: Hogervorst S., Ribbens KeesAbstract:textabstractAfter the digitization of all issues of the Dutch historical journal Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis from 1886 till 2008, this article explores the content of this digital collection by applying two easily accessible digital methods: keyword search and word frequencies. It makes clear that interest in the nineteenth century has increased over time, while the seventeenth century has gradually become a less popular period in the Low Countries' Historiography. Furthermore, the assumed post-WWII dominance of British and American Historiography over German Historiography cannot be confirmed unequivocally using these methods. The article also discusses to what extent traditional historical research may benefit from digital methods. The authors demonstrate the limitations of a 'deductive analysis' of a text corpus when using a set of keywords, as the translation of a concept into search terms is often arbitrary and incomplete. An 'inductive analysis' based on word frequency offers a more genuine and varied impression of a text corpus. The authors underline the importance of including digital methods in the regular toolkit of historians, and argue that working with digital tools challenges researchers and the way they conventionally handle their sources
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The Dutch historical journal Tijdschrift voor geschiedenis digitized, 1886-2008.
'Amsterdam University Press', 2018Co-Authors: Hogervorst S., Ribbens C.r.Abstract:After the digitization of all issues of the Dutch historical journal Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis from 1886 till 2008, this article explores the content of this digital collection by applying two easily accessible digital methods: keyword search and word frequencies. It makes clear that interest in the nineteenth century has increased over time, while the seventeenth century has gradually become a less popular period in the Low Countries' Historiography. Furthermore, the assumed post-WWII dominance of British and American Historiography over German Historiography cannot be confirmed unequivocally using these methods. The article also discusses to what extent traditional historical research may benefit from digital methods. The authors demonstrate the limitations of a 'deductive analysis' of a text corpus when using a set of keywords, as the translation of a concept into search terms is often arbitrary and incomplete. An 'inductive analysis' based on word frequency offers a more genuine and varied impression of a text corpus. The authors underline the importance of including digital methods in the regular toolkit of historians, and argue that working with digital tools challenges researchers and the way they conventionally handle their sources
Ribbens C.r. - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The Dutch historical journal Tijdschrift voor geschiedenis digitized, 1886-2008.
'Amsterdam University Press', 2018Co-Authors: Hogervorst S., Ribbens C.r.Abstract:After the digitization of all issues of the Dutch historical journal Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis from 1886 till 2008, this article explores the content of this digital collection by applying two easily accessible digital methods: keyword search and word frequencies. It makes clear that interest in the nineteenth century has increased over time, while the seventeenth century has gradually become a less popular period in the Low Countries' Historiography. Furthermore, the assumed post-WWII dominance of British and American Historiography over German Historiography cannot be confirmed unequivocally using these methods. The article also discusses to what extent traditional historical research may benefit from digital methods. The authors demonstrate the limitations of a 'deductive analysis' of a text corpus when using a set of keywords, as the translation of a concept into search terms is often arbitrary and incomplete. An 'inductive analysis' based on word frequency offers a more genuine and varied impression of a text corpus. The authors underline the importance of including digital methods in the regular toolkit of historians, and argue that working with digital tools challenges researchers and the way they conventionally handle their sources
Ribbens Kees - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The Dutch historical journal Tijdschrift voor geschiedenis digitized, 1886-2008.: A content exploration as a plea for combining digital and traditional research methods Tijdschrift voor geschiedenis Gedigitaliseerd, 1886-2008: Een verkenning van de inhoud als pleidooi voor het bijeenbrengen van digitale en traditionele onderzoeksmethoden
2018Co-Authors: Hogervorst S., Ribbens KeesAbstract:textabstractAfter the digitization of all issues of the Dutch historical journal Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis from 1886 till 2008, this article explores the content of this digital collection by applying two easily accessible digital methods: keyword search and word frequencies. It makes clear that interest in the nineteenth century has increased over time, while the seventeenth century has gradually become a less popular period in the Low Countries' Historiography. Furthermore, the assumed post-WWII dominance of British and American Historiography over German Historiography cannot be confirmed unequivocally using these methods. The article also discusses to what extent traditional historical research may benefit from digital methods. The authors demonstrate the limitations of a 'deductive analysis' of a text corpus when using a set of keywords, as the translation of a concept into search terms is often arbitrary and incomplete. An 'inductive analysis' based on word frequency offers a more genuine and varied impression of a text corpus. The authors underline the importance of including digital methods in the regular toolkit of historians, and argue that working with digital tools challenges researchers and the way they conventionally handle their sources
Zou Zhaochen - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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the inheritance and innovation of marxist Historiography from the way of traditional Historiography
Hebei Academic Journal, 2011Co-Authors: Zou ZhaochenAbstract:The Historiography of China's Marxist historians is full of Chinese characteristics,which insists on the historical views of materialism and also absorbs China's traditional ways of Historiography,including some ways from non-Marxist historians.The combination of the two boosts up the studies on Historiography on the one hand and on the other hand enriches and promotes the way of Marxist Historiography.
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features and styles of chinese marxist Historiography
Journal of Shanghai University, 2006Co-Authors: Zou ZhaochenAbstract:As a product of historical development,Chinese Marxist Historiography has formed its own features and styles over a long period of 80 years.On one hand,guided by the theory of Sinicized Marxism,it is characteristic of theoretical tendency.And the other hand,based on the rich heritage of Chinese traditional Historiography,it features distinctive nationalities.Thus it can march with the times and be continuous in innovation,self-strengthening and self-developing.
Francesco Di Chiara - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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film festival film history the impact of film festivals on cinema Historiography il cinema ritrovato and beyond
Journal of Cinema and Media Studies, 2011Co-Authors: Francesco Di ChiaraAbstract:The aim of this essay is to offer some coordinates for the analysis of the impact of film festivals on cinema Historiography. Although film festivals have had a pivotal role in film studies since the 1940s in determining various aspects of research interests, both on a critical and theoretical level, it is only in recent years that they have gathered academic attention as an autonomous research field. Moreover, even among most studies of film festivals, the relationship between film festivals and cinematic Historiography seems to have been overlooked. This essay is conceived, therefore, as a provisional contribution, attempting to delineate the scope of the topic and set some parameters for further research. After defining what we mean by the impact of film festivals on cinema Historiography, we try to construct a conceptual framework, capable of examining how the strategies deployed by film festivals—such as their structure, schedules, published materials and round tables, as well as their identification of a target audience—implicitly highlight the potential impact of film festivals on cinema Historiography. To exemplify our theoretical statements, we refer to different kinds of film festivals and, more particularly, make a few remarks about a very particular case, Il cinema ritrovato in Bologna.
