By Babette Smits van Waesberghe From across the hill an uproar can be heard. Metal on metal, shouting and yelling, the ground shaking. The sun can barely break through the clouds, but when it does it illuminates the scene in a golden glow; two armies fighting each other, men holding swords and shields, carrying banners and […]
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The Historical Method 2.0
The hermeneutic challenges of engaging with digital data By Lucia Hoenselaars The world is changing profoundly through the use of the internet. Web 2.0 has caused a social interconnectedness all over the globe which has in turn created the possibility of new and exciting online platforms for intellectual activity. The process of collecting, examining and […]