Publications · Digital History Utrecht

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Big Data for Global History: The Transformative Promise of DH

Big Data for Global History: The Transformative Promise of Digital Humanities in BMGN-LCHR

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Concepts Through Time

Concepts Through Time: Tracing Concepts in Dutch Newspaper Discourse (1890-1990) using Word Embeddings

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Design and implementation of ShiCo

Design and implementation of ShiCo at HistoInformatics 2016

Digital Deconstruction

Digital deconstruction. The Digital Turn and the use of news media as sources for historical research

Digital History and the Study of Modernity

This articles explores how to study modernization processes with the help of digital techniques.

A Digital Humanities Approach to the History of Culture and Scie

A Digital Humanities Approach to the History of Culture and Science in CLARIN in the Low Countries

Digitising European Culture

This dissertation investigates the impact of digitisation on European heritage institutions.

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Everyday memory

This article proposes a data-driven approach to memory culture by studying the phrase ‘n years ago’ in a set of Dutch newspapers

Excavating Archaeological Texts. Applying Digital Humanities to

In this paper, we present text mining methodologies applied to a large corpus of archaeological texts.

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From Keyword Search to Discourse Mining

Conference paper of the project at DH2016.

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How to create historical Dutch transformer models

This working paper aims to present guidelines for using transformer language models to study change over time.

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Mapping America in Dutch Public Discourse

Conference Proceedings of the 19th International Colloquium of American Studies, Olomouc 2015

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On the Use of Replications in History. A White Paper

This white paper argues that reproduction is possible in historiography, and that it deserves a place in historical practice.

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ShiCo: A Visualization Tool for Shifting Concepts Through Time

ShiCo: A Visualization Tool for Shifting Concepts Through Time at DH Benelux 2016

Something Happened to the Future. Reconstructing Temporalities

This article focuses on the experience and conceptualization of the future in Dutch parliamentary speech between 1814 and 2018.