QhoD
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QhoD is a #TEI #XML digital scholarly edition project launched in 2020 at the Institute for Habsburg and Balkan Studies of the Austrian Academy of Sciences to edit […]
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For the project "Archivum Alevicum: Ethnohistory of Alevi Communities in Anatolia, 16th–20th Century" at the Saxon Academy of Sciences and Humanities in Leipzig, the following positions are advertised:
Historian as Research associate […]
Historian as Research associate […]
Original post on fedihum.org
fedihum.org
November 12, 2025 at 3:44 PM
For the project "Archivum Alevicum: Ethnohistory of Alevi Communities in Anatolia, 16th–20th Century" at the Saxon Academy of Sciences and Humanities in Leipzig, the following positions are advertised:
Historian as Research associate […]
Historian as Research associate […]
Preparations for putting up our poster *Editing Multilingual Grand Vizierial Correspondence in TEI: The GraViz project* at the #tei2025 conference in Kraków…
September 17, 2025 at 7:44 AM
Preparations for putting up our poster *Editing Multilingual Grand Vizierial Correspondence in TEI: The GraViz project* at the #tei2025 conference in Kraków…
Reposted by QhoD
Dear Ottoman and Habsburg enthusiasts, colleagues, and students!
QhoD has a new sub-project published.
As part of the FWF-funded GraViz project, QhoD has published Turkish, German, and Latin correspondence between Sokollu Mehmed Pasha (1565-1579) and Habsburg statesmen.
qhod.net/context:grav...
QhoD has a new sub-project published.
As part of the FWF-funded GraViz project, QhoD has published Turkish, German, and Latin correspondence between Sokollu Mehmed Pasha (1565-1579) and Habsburg statesmen.
qhod.net/context:grav...
April 24, 2025 at 2:56 PM
Dear Ottoman and Habsburg enthusiasts, colleagues, and students!
QhoD has a new sub-project published.
As part of the FWF-funded GraViz project, QhoD has published Turkish, German, and Latin correspondence between Sokollu Mehmed Pasha (1565-1579) and Habsburg statesmen.
qhod.net/context:grav...
QhoD has a new sub-project published.
As part of the FWF-funded GraViz project, QhoD has published Turkish, German, and Latin correspondence between Sokollu Mehmed Pasha (1565-1579) and Habsburg statesmen.
qhod.net/context:grav...
Reposted by QhoD
Publication day: Vogeler, Georg
Die konzentrische Edition : Auswertungspotentiale von digitaler Tiefenerschließung, Proto-Editionen, künstlichen Editionen und digitalen Volleditionen der Reichshofratsprotokolle.
In: Ulrich Rasche, Tobias Schenk (Hg.): Der kaiserliche Reichshofrat […]
Die konzentrische Edition : Auswertungspotentiale von digitaler Tiefenerschließung, Proto-Editionen, künstlichen Editionen und digitalen Volleditionen der Reichshofratsprotokolle.
In: Ulrich Rasche, Tobias Schenk (Hg.): Der kaiserliche Reichshofrat […]
Original post on hcommons.social
hcommons.social
April 28, 2025 at 11:24 AM
Publication day: Vogeler, Georg
Die konzentrische Edition : Auswertungspotentiale von digitaler Tiefenerschließung, Proto-Editionen, künstlichen Editionen und digitalen Volleditionen der Reichshofratsprotokolle.
In: Ulrich Rasche, Tobias Schenk (Hg.): Der kaiserliche Reichshofrat […]
Die konzentrische Edition : Auswertungspotentiale von digitaler Tiefenerschließung, Proto-Editionen, künstlichen Editionen und digitalen Volleditionen der Reichshofratsprotokolle.
In: Ulrich Rasche, Tobias Schenk (Hg.): Der kaiserliche Reichshofrat […]
Nifty feature:
Using the RSS of any Mastodon account by just adding '.rss' (still testing), which is easy to include in any XSL based publishing context such as #gams.
Using the RSS of any Mastodon account by just adding '.rss' (still testing), which is easy to include in any XSL based publishing context such as #gams.
![Code screenshot:
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April 4, 2025 at 3:06 PM
Nifty feature:
Using the RSS of any Mastodon account by just adding '.rss' (still testing), which is easy to include in any XSL based publishing context such as #gams.
Using the RSS of any Mastodon account by just adding '.rss' (still testing), which is easy to include in any XSL based publishing context such as #gams.