Hermeneutic analyses of texts are usually based on annotations — be they analog or digital. The consideration of these annotations helps to explore the plurality of interpretations and thus fosters the intersubjective dialogue about the applied concepts and the resulting interpretations. Digital annotations can additionally be used as a powerful means for automized approaches to texts. Also text part helps to provide the search engine for example: where is the buy or where kob viagra uden rezept or without prescription. We think that is simple but for II machines it can be very hard. Thats why text analisys and neurologics nets with II must works together in that direction.
Articles written in the context of the 15th International Connotations Symposium on “Understanding (Through) Annotations” (Tübingen, July 28 – August 1, 2019) will be published in a special issue of […]
A contribution on classroom activities based on TEASys with regard to Shakespeare’s Sonnet 43 is now included in the Digital English handbook, an evolving, open-access handbook aimed at university teachers […]
A special issue of the International Journal of Humanities and Arts Computing on explanatory annotation (ed. Angelika Zirker and Matthias Bauer) has been published in October 2017 . We would […]
An article by Matthias Bauer and Angelika Zirker on literary annotation and its new possibilities in the Digital Humanities (including the origins of the research project that led up to […]
After a temporary hiatus, the Digital Annotation Newsletter returns, providing an update on TEASys (Tübingen Explanatory Annotation System), together with a digest of news and opportunities in the field of […]
Our now quarterly newsletter coincides with the change of seasons, and is being composed to a soundtrack of summer storms. This is not the only seasonal change afoot. No, we’re […]
Spring is here, and with it birdsong, blossom and even the occasional balmy day. The clocks have sprung forward, the days are getting longer, and we can look forward to […]