Lecture

Introduction to Digital Humanities

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Description

This lecture introduces the concept of information, memory, glyphs, writing systems, and digital images. It explores the relationship between physical and morphological connections in image systems, homologous pairs, pivot points, and 3D shapes. The instructor discusses the challenges of processing various types of information in a computational system and the irreducibility principle. Actor-Network Theory, punctualisation, and the history recovery problem are also covered.

Instructor

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Ontological neighbourhood

Information engineering

Signal processing: Digital image processing

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