March 2024 The DHSS Hub Conference AI in the Humanities and Social Sciences  Call for Proposals The conference is dedicated to research in the humanities and social sciences that integrates Artificial Intelligence. We invite you to submit proposals for short lectures, panels and round tables, centering on the application of AI tools & methods. For more details and submission... Prof. Gadi Sagiv Dep. of History, Philosophy and Judaic Studies Towards an Automatic Annotation of Motifs in Hasidis Stories: an Experiment with AI Tools Dr. Dana Kaplan Dep. of Sociology, Political Science and Communication Digital Sexual Conduct: Towards a Computational Analysis of Post-Situational Digisexual Sociality  Dr. Neta Bodner Dep. of Literature, Languages and the Arts Immersive Experiences, Photogrammetry and the History of Religious Architecture The DHSS Hub Seminar Engaged Professionals: The Production of Disciplinary Knowledge and Praxis in Times of Political Democratization Our seminar hosts Prof. Inbal Ofer on 10th April, who will discuss the relation between political protests and social movements. Her research investigates methods for mapping and quantifying the relations between experts in urban planning, in law and in the academy, who were engaged with the cause of molding progressive political orders. Congratulation to Dr. Shai Gordin on his new publication in DHQ (Digital Humanities Quarterly, Vol 18, Num. 1):  Cuneiform Stroke Recognition and Vectorization in 2D Images Congratulation to Prof. Ophir Münz-Manor and Dr. Itay Marienberg-Milikowsky on their recent publication in DHQ (Digital Humanities Quarterly, Vol 17, Num. 3):  Visualization of Categorization: How to see the wood and the trees Critique of Pure Digital Reason: Difficulties and Challenges in Digital and Computational Humanities This conference was a collaboration between the DHSS Hub at the Open University, the Literary Lab at Ben-Gurion University and the HUJI Center for Digital Humanities at the Hebrew University, organized by Prof. Ophir Münz-Manor, Dr. Itay Marienberg-Milikowsky and Dr. Renana Keydar (held on 19th March). The conference showcased innovative research in digital humanities by scholars from all over the country in a wide range of fields, as well as foregrounded a reflexive critical narrative that asks to linger on the challenges and re-conceptualize them.  The conference's research summaries (in Hebrew).

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