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| - | ==== Abstract | + | ==== Core Questions |
| + | * What are current perspectives on Digital Environmental Humanities? | ||
| + | * How can digital humanities tools and methods support research in the environmental humanities? | ||
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| + | In this talk, I will introduce the Environmental Humanities—a multidisciplinary field that explores the cultural, historical, and ethical dimensions of human-environment interactions—and the Digital Humanities, which integrates computational tools and methods into humanities research to analyze and interpret cultural artifacts. I will argue for the promising future of their combination, | ||
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