Takeaway đ
Zusammenfassung:: This paper is a direct criticism of Rens Bodâs work (e.g. @bod2016). Fickers argues that historical studies are an example against the decline of traditional, non-digital research in the humanities. He claims that technology âwill simply enrich our classical repertoire of source critiqueâ (159).
Motivation:: Fickers wants to set a counter point to an âideologyâ which he deems harmful to the future of the humanities.
Ergebnisse::
Keywords: digital-humanities
- 155 | Lack of digital literacy: tools get developed faster than skill
- 156 | Skepticism towards digital âsolutionismâ
- 157 | Shifting from documents to data; urging researchers to reflect digital revolution (What is originality?)
- 158 | New tools donât mean the end of traditional humanities, as seen in historical research
- 160 | The humanitiesâ goal should not be to find a universal âlogical foundation of all human activitiesâ (160f.)
- 161 | Going from an Age of Scarcity to an Age of Abundance
Todo
- What are hermeneutics?
- What is positivism?
Metadaten
- Highlights:: highlights-zu-fickers2013
- Gelesen am:: 2022-10-23
Fickers, Andreas. 2013. Veins filled with the Diluted Sap of Rationality: A Critical Reply to Rens Bod. BMGN - Low Countries Historical Review 128(4). 155â163. https://doi.org/10.18352/bmgn-lchr.9347.