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Studies in European urban history, 2024
Medieval feminist forum, Jun 1, 2008
Utrecht studies in medieval literacy, 2019
Journal of Data Mining & Digital Humanities
This paper presents an overview of the history, conceptualization, and development of the Databas... more This paper presents an overview of the history, conceptualization, and development of the Database of Byzantine Book Epigrams, an ongoing research project hosted at Ghent University. It also offers a glimpse into current and future research threads carried out within the project, with an eye on long-term sustainability. The first part of the paper pinpoints the position of DBBE within the broad field of Digital Humanities and addresses the question of how and why Byzantine metrical paratexts have been collected in an open-access online database. In the second part of the article, we describe the main features of the relational database currently available, both from the perspective of its users and from a technical point of view. The third section of the paper includes the description of four subprojects connected to DBBE, which at present involve the development of a graph database complementary to the relational one, the implementation of natural language pre-processing applied to...
@RCHIEFLINK (GENT), 2007
Dorsalen als indicatoren voor het archiefbewustzijn in drie Cisterciënzerinnenkloosters: de oorko... more Dorsalen als indicatoren voor het archiefbewustzijn in drie Cisterciënzerinnenkloosters: de oorkonden van de Bijloke te Gent en de kloosters van Flines en Marquette (dertiende - eerste helft zestiende eeuw). ... Dorsalen als indicatoren voor het archiefbewustzijn in drie ...
JAARBOEK VOOR MIDDELEEUWSE …, 2011
Les documents du commerce et des marchands entre Moyen Âge et époque moderne (XIIe-XVIIe s.)
Actes royaux et princiers à l'ère du numérique (Moyen Âge - Temps modernes), 2020
Histoire mondiale de la Flandre, 2020
Histoire mondiale de la Flandre, 2020
In October 2012, Therese de Hemptinne retired after a successful academic career at the departmen... more In October 2012, Therese de Hemptinne retired after a successful academic career at the department of (medieval) History at Ghent University. Carrying on and strengthening the internationally recognized Ghent tradition of Auxiliary Sciences for the study of the Middle Ages, Therese de Hemptinne taught for many years the Bachelor’s and Master’s courses of Diplomatics and Palaeography. Following her research interests, which from the 1990s onward gradually expanded to focus on the position and role of women in a medieval man’s world, Therese de Hemptinne also integrated gender as a methodological tool of analysis into the Master’s courses ‘Historical Criticism’ and the ‘Gender Research Seminar’, and acted as a supervisor of many Master’s theses produced in the field of women and gender studies. The critical edition of the charters of the counts of Flanders Thierry and Philip of Alsace (1128-1191) can be considered one of the most important scholarly achievements of Therese de Hemptinn...
Studies in European urban history, 2024
Medieval feminist forum, Jun 1, 2008
Utrecht studies in medieval literacy, 2019
Journal of Data Mining & Digital Humanities
This paper presents an overview of the history, conceptualization, and development of the Databas... more This paper presents an overview of the history, conceptualization, and development of the Database of Byzantine Book Epigrams, an ongoing research project hosted at Ghent University. It also offers a glimpse into current and future research threads carried out within the project, with an eye on long-term sustainability. The first part of the paper pinpoints the position of DBBE within the broad field of Digital Humanities and addresses the question of how and why Byzantine metrical paratexts have been collected in an open-access online database. In the second part of the article, we describe the main features of the relational database currently available, both from the perspective of its users and from a technical point of view. The third section of the paper includes the description of four subprojects connected to DBBE, which at present involve the development of a graph database complementary to the relational one, the implementation of natural language pre-processing applied to...
@RCHIEFLINK (GENT), 2007
Dorsalen als indicatoren voor het archiefbewustzijn in drie Cisterciënzerinnenkloosters: de oorko... more Dorsalen als indicatoren voor het archiefbewustzijn in drie Cisterciënzerinnenkloosters: de oorkonden van de Bijloke te Gent en de kloosters van Flines en Marquette (dertiende - eerste helft zestiende eeuw). ... Dorsalen als indicatoren voor het archiefbewustzijn in drie ...
JAARBOEK VOOR MIDDELEEUWSE …, 2011
Les documents du commerce et des marchands entre Moyen Âge et époque moderne (XIIe-XVIIe s.)
Actes royaux et princiers à l'ère du numérique (Moyen Âge - Temps modernes), 2020
Histoire mondiale de la Flandre, 2020
Histoire mondiale de la Flandre, 2020
In October 2012, Therese de Hemptinne retired after a successful academic career at the departmen... more In October 2012, Therese de Hemptinne retired after a successful academic career at the department of (medieval) History at Ghent University. Carrying on and strengthening the internationally recognized Ghent tradition of Auxiliary Sciences for the study of the Middle Ages, Therese de Hemptinne taught for many years the Bachelor’s and Master’s courses of Diplomatics and Palaeography. Following her research interests, which from the 1990s onward gradually expanded to focus on the position and role of women in a medieval man’s world, Therese de Hemptinne also integrated gender as a methodological tool of analysis into the Master’s courses ‘Historical Criticism’ and the ‘Gender Research Seminar’, and acted as a supervisor of many Master’s theses produced in the field of women and gender studies. The critical edition of the charters of the counts of Flanders Thierry and Philip of Alsace (1128-1191) can be considered one of the most important scholarly achievements of Therese de Hemptinn...