Research

Research group “Digitality in Historical Research: Methods and Research Data”

“Digitality of historical research” is a transversal field of work at the IEG. Here, the use of digital tools and methods is trialled at the IEG in explorative and collaborative forms of work and the development of a digital hermeneutics is promoted through the integration of IT methods with basic historical principles. At the same time, the research group also has an impact on the work of the goups of “Society” and “Religion” in order to support source criticism, heuristics and analyses with digital tools and processes. The Europa forum addresses the digital transformation and the associated limitations and delimitations as a fundamental question of historical European research. A variety of formats, such as informal events, open consultation hours and individual counselling sessions, serve the exchange and further training on digital processes and tools within the IEG.

Ongoing
Jan. 2024 - Jan. 2029
Digitalität

Artworks, iconology, cultural history: a semantic approach for interdisciplinary research

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Completed
2024 - 2025
Digitalität

Transnational Flows of News: Analysis and Visualization of Historical News across Languages and Countries through Case Studies on (Return) Migration and Environmental/Natural Disasters, 1850–1950

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Ongoing
Jan. 2024
DigitalitätGesellschaftReligion

Learning from distant disasters? On the cross-border media coverage of natural hazards in early modern Europe

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Ongoing
Nov. 2021 - Oct. 2026
Digitalität

The Construction of Political Criminality in the Courts of the Doll­fuß-/Schusch­nigg-Regime, 1933–38

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Ongoing
Feb. 2019
DigitalitätReligion

“Staatskatholieken en Roomskatholieken”: The Catholic laity and the Schism in the Catholic Church in the Dutch Republic, 1650–ca.1750

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Completed
2019 - 2024
Digitalität

Negotiating social relations in collective and affiliation-based networks

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Wissen ordnen und entgrenzen - vom analogen zum digitalen Europa?, hg. Joachim Berger, Thorsten Wübbena (2023) (IEGB 141)
Open Access
SammelbandDigitalitätGesellschaft

Wissen ordnen und entgrenzen – vom analogen zum digitalen Europa?

Veröffentlichungen des Instituts für Europäische Geschichte, Mainz: Beihefte, 141
Joachim Berger (ed.)Thorsten Wübbena (ed.)
Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht,2023
ISBN: 978-3-525-30231-6
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DigitalitätGesellschaftTagung

Technological Optimism in 1970s and 1980s Popular Culture: Innovation, Creativity, Prosperity, and Freedom

15.04.2026
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DigitalitätTagung

Annual Conference of the DHd 2026

23.02.2026
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DigitalitätSeminar/Masterclass/Studientag

HERMES Workshop “Data Competence for the Humanities and Cultural Studies – Working with Linked Open Data (LOD)”

03.12.2025
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DigitalitätGesellschaftReligionOpen Days

23. Mainzer Wissenschaftsmarkt 2025

13.09.2025
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DigitalitätSeminar/Masterclass/Studientag

NFDI4M Summer School

10.09.2025
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DigitalitätTagung

Digital Humanities Konferenz 2025 der Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations (ADHO) in Lissabon

14.07.2025
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DigitalitätTagung

The Barcelona Past Networks Summer School

25.06.2024
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