Humanités numériques est une revue francophone consacrée aux usages savants du numérique en sciences humaines et sociales. Cette revue veut offrir un lieu de réflexion, de débat scientifique et d’expression aux chercheurs et enseignants dont les travaux s’inscrivent dans le champ des humanités numériques. Elle s’adresse donc aux spécialistes des sciences humaines, des sciences sociales et des disciplines liées aux technologies de l’information, ainsi qu’à tous ceux qui se sentent concernés par les transformations numériques des savoirs.
Dans la seconde moitié du XIXe siècle, Genève, comme la plupart des villes suisses et européennes, subit de profondes transformations. La révolution radicale, la démographie croissante, l’industrialisation, la mise en réseau des centres urbains par le télégraphe et le chemin de fer sont autant de phénomènes qui invitent à repenser la ville et son identité au sein d’une Europe dont les frontières géographiques et les systèmes politiques demeurent instables.
European Conference of the Swiss Society of the History of Health and Nursing (GPG-HSS) in Cooperation with the European Association for the History of Nursing (EAHN) and the European Journal for Nursing History, Theory and Ethics (ENHE) 21st and 22nd of June 2018 at the Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW), School of Health, Winterthur (Switzerland).
Swiss Society of the History of Health and Nursing (GPG-HSS) in Cooperation with the European Association for the History of Nursing (EAHN) and the European Journal for Nursing History, Theory and Ethics (ENHE)
Auf der Spur der Dinge.
Eine Summerschool zum Sammeln und Ausstellen musealer Objekte
Vom 25. – 29. September 2017
Am Zentrum für Kulturwissenschaftliche Forschung Lübeck (ZKFL)
Keynotes:
Prof. Dr. Hans Peter Hahn (Frankfurt/M.), Prof. Dr. Heike Gfrereis (Stuttgart), Prof. Dr. Felix Thürlemann (Konstanz), Prof. Dr. Britta Lange (Berlin), Dr. Dietmar Schenk (Berlin)
This conference will explore various issues relating to captivity in war in the 19th and 20th centuries. In recent years, the study of prisoners of war has increasingly attracted scholarly attention. However, it remains a neglected topic when it comes to research on wars, which often focuses either on the conduct of war itself or on the home front, with prisoners of war fitting in neither of those categories.
During the past few years, few topics have animated the chattering classes more than capitalism. In the wake of the global economic crisis, questions about the nature, past and viability of capitalism suddenly appeared on evening talk shows and in newspapers throughout the world, crossing most political boundaries. Partly in response to the contemporary debates, historians, ever attuned to the world in which they live, have rediscovered the study of the history of capitalism.
Event organizer:
Graduate School of the Humanites and Social Studies of Lucerne (GSL)
“Sovereignty, Economy and the Global Histories of Natural Resources” is the topic of an international symposium at the University of Cambridge. The event is a cooperation between the Universities of Basel (Europainstitut), Heidelberg and Sydney. It takes place December 18-19, 2017, and is organized by Tehila Sasson. Scholars interested in presenting a paper can apply with an abstract until June 15.
Le numérique a envahi notre quotidien, de la sphère professionnelle, il s’est rapidement propagé vers notre sphère privée. Il semble communément admis que la révolution numérique est en marche.
