Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities

Summary

Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities is a blog post^[1].

Key Facts

• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities authored Jens Bemme^[2].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities authored Christian Erlinger^[3].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's image is recorded as Die Gartenlaube (1874) b 787.jpg^[4].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's instance of is recorded as blog post^[5].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's OCLC number is recorded as 8679612452^[6].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's copyright license is recorded as Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International^[7].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's language of work or name is recorded as German^[8].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's publication date is recorded as +2020-09-03T00:00:00Z^[9].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's main subject is recorded as Die Datenlaube^[10].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's main subject is recorded as digital humanities^[11].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's main subject is recorded as German Wikisource^[12].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's main subject is recorded as Metadata roundtripping of GLAM data with Wikidata and Wikimedia Commons^[13].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's work available at URL is recorded as https://textlab.hypotheses.org/2789^[14].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's catalog is recorded as Regional bibliography of Saxony^[15].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's published in is recorded as textlab.hypotheses.org^[16].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's title is recorded as Forschungsfragen an Schnittstellen zwischen Bibliothek, Textlab und Digital Humanities^[17].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's cites work is recorded as #TheDatenlaube. Est. 1853^[18].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's cites work is recorded as Die Wasserleitung der Stadt Leipzig^[19].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's cites work is recorded as Q19125856^[20].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's cites work is recorded as Saxony’s Arboreal Curiosities, or: How to Root (Hi)Stories^[21].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's cites work is recorded as Die Leipziger Puppendoctorin^[22].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's cites work is recorded as Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung^[23].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's cites work is recorded as Maintenance work and data management for Saxonica with #Wikisource + #Wikidata^[24].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's copyright status is recorded as copyrighted^[25].
• Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's K10plus PPN ID is recorded as 1764687396^[26].

Body

Authorship and Creation

Authored works include Jens Bemme^[2], a local historian^[27], b. 1978^[28], of Germany^[29], awarded the Open Science Fellows Program^[30], specialised in citizen science^[31] and Christian Erlinger^[3], a beekeeper^[32], b. 1984^[33], of Austria^[34].

Publication

Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities's publication date is recorded as +2020-09-03T00:00:00Z^[9]. Its language of work or name is recorded as German^[8].

Subject and Themes

Main subjects include Die Datenlaube^[10], digital humanities^[11], German Wikisource^[12], and Metadata roundtripping of GLAM data with Wikidata and Wikimedia Commons^[13].