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Nunn, Christopher A. und van Oorschot, Frederike (Hrsg.): Compendium Computational Theology, Bd. 1: Introducing Digital Humanities to Theology, Heidelberg: heiBOOKS, 2024. https://doi.org/10.11588/heibooks.1521
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Christopher A. Nunn (Hrsg.), Frederike van Oorschot (Hrsg.)
Compendium Computational Theology
Bd. 1

Introducing Digital Humanities to Theology

After a detailed conceptual history of Computational Humanities and Computational Theology, volume 1 offers an introduction to the diverse research practices in the Digital Humanities. Well-known figures from the Digital Humanities community shed light on the different objects of investigation in this field (text – image – audio – video), before looking at different possibilities of analysis using the medium of "text" as an example. However, the new methods are also accompanied by new dissemination practices. A detailed section is therefore devoted to these. 

The volume is also available in a German-language version https://doi.org/10.11588/heibooks.1459

Christopher Nunn is a research assistant in the Dean's Office of the Faculty of Theology in Heidelberg. In January 2023, he received his Dr. theol. for a dissertation on Augustine’s letters to women. Since 2020, he has been head of the TheoLab, a research network for computational theology founded in Heidelberg. He is one of the two founders of the Interdisciplinary Forum of Digital Textual Sciences (InFoDiTex) and is deputy chief editor of the DARIAH metablog “OpenMethods”. His research interests include late antique epistolography, patristic ethics, intertextuality, digital stylometry and philosophy of science.

Frederike van Oorschot is head of the "Religion, Law and Culture" department at the interdisciplinary research institute FEST in Heidelberg and lecturer in systematic theology at Heidelberg University. Since 2020, she has been head of the TheoLab, a research network for computational theology founded in Heidelberg. She is co-editor of the theological open access journal “cursor”, the magazine “Chrismon” and founder of the online encyclopedia “SysLex”. Her research covers digital theology, public theology and theological hermeneutics.

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Title
1-4
Table of Contents
5-7
Foreword
9
I. Introduction
11
Christopher A. Nunn, Frederike van Oorschot
Compendium of Computational Theology – Introduction
13-28
II. Project and Definition
29
Michael Piotrowski
Schism or Renaissance?
On the Relationship Between Computational Humanities and Digital Humanities
31-49
Erin Raffety
Doing Theology “with” Videogames – Insights for Computational Theology
51-67
Christopher A. Nunn
On the Practice of Computational Theology
69-95
III. Multimedia Access in the Digital Humanities
97
Daniel Stökl Ben Ezra
Text Digitization
99-116
Hubertus Kohle
Image Digitization
117-126
Christof Weiß
Computational Audio and Music Analysis
127-145
Manuel Burghardt, John Bateman, Eric Müller-Budack, Ralph Ewerth
Computational Tools and Methods for Film and Video Analysis
147-173
IV. Forms of Digital Text Analysis
175
William Mattingly
“Python” or “R”? Getting Started with Programming for Humanists
177-187
Fotis Jannidis
Stylistic Analysis
189-202
Caitlin Burge
Network Analysis
203-214
Alexander Lasch
Discourse Analysis
215-228
Evelyn Gius
Named Entity Recognition
229-243
Melanie Althage
Topic Modeling
245-266
Rachele Sprugnoli
Sentiment Analysis
267-282
Julia Nantke
Intertextuality Research
283-293
Matthew Wilkens
Spatial Analysis, or The New Literary Geography
295-313
Janelle Peters
Computational Theology and Information Visualization
315-331
Annette von Stockhausen
Digital Edition
333-344
V. Dissemination
345
Ulrike Wuttke
Scientific Communication and Community Building
347-378
Caroline T. Schroeder
Virtual Research Environments
379-392
Jochen Apel
Research Data Management
393-405
Johanna Gröpler, Margret Mundorf, Nicolaus Wilder
AI supported Text Production in the University
407-427
Ulrike Henny-Krahmer
Reviews of Digital Resources
429-442
Clifford Anderson
Transformation of Conventional Research Environments and Publication Forms
443-462
Kevin Wunsch, Christopher A. Nunn
Glossary
463-476
Contributors
477-479
Reviewer Wall of Fame
481-482

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