U Pawlicka-Deger
Biographic Data
| ID | 43826 |
|---|---|
| NAME | U Pawlicka-Deger |
| GIVEN NAMES | U |
| FAMILY NAME | Pawlicka-Deger |
| SIGNATURE | PAWLICKA-DEGER U |
| AFFILIATIONS | King's College London |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2626-4675 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Feasibility documents as critical structuring objects
Documents have been increasingly recognised as important objects of investigation in Science and Technology Studies (STS); however, so far, much less attention has been given to the study of documents produced in Digital Humanities. The author proposes therefore to use the method of the ‘STS of documents’ and analyse Feasibility documents that aim to assess technical and design requirements based on research questions and to organise a project wo…
Lab and Slack. Situated Research Practices in Digital Humanities - Introduction to the DHQ Special Issue
Although the concept of digital comes with an assumption of placelessness and detachment from physical space and geographical location, these matters still play a significant role in the way the digital humanities research is practiced today, and also in the future. The location, the surroundings and infrastructure open the questions of accessibility and equality: space shapes the opportunities for doing digital humanities research, both enables …
The Laboratory Turn
The goal of this paper is to track the path of the formation of the laboratory turn in the humanities and understand the conditions, meanings, and functions of humanities labs. The first section investigates three discourses that gave rise to the emergence of a laboratory in the humanities: the transformation of the humanities infrastructure within the university, paradigm shifts in the social sciences, and the expansion of cultural categories of…
A Laboratory as the Infrastructure of Engagement
Today’s big challenges―the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, migration, and refugee crises―are global in scale, transcending geographical, national, and cultural boundaries, but responded to at the local level. It has therefore become necessary to reflect on the following questions: what kind of new forms of organizations are needed to tackle real-world problems? How can we enhance the humanities as a responsive field with the ability to transla…
Place matters
This essay reflects on the role of place for humanities practices and contributes to emerging discussions on infrastructure for the humanities and socio-material conditions of scholarly knowledge production. I provide a theoretical framework for studying venues for humanities work drawing on the phenomenological approach to the concepts of place and space, the pedagogical perspective on learning spaces in higher education, and epistemological stu…
An Essay on Electronic Literature as Platform
Electronic literature has expanded its limits, going beyond issues of defi nition, genre, and poetics, and developing into something more than literature. The goal of this paper is to address problems related to the discussion and meaning of electronic literature, something that elides a precise defi nition and clear-cut boundaries. Pawlicka's article is based on the conviction that electronic literature has developed from a fi eld that was insti…
Humanistyka
Wzrost popularyzacji laboratoriów humanistycznych zmusza do zastanowienia się nad źródłem, znaczeniem i konsekwencją transformacji strukturalnej humanistyki. Założeniem szkicu jest zanaalizowanie relacji pomiędzy miejscem prowadzenia badań a zmianami funkcjonalnymi i metodologicznymi. Tezą artykułu jest stwierdzenie, że każdorazowa zmiana miejsca w historii humanistyki jest strategią instytucjonalną, podejmowaną w odpowiedzi na aktualne w danym c…
Data, Collaboration, Laboratory
Humanities researchers have been looking for new tools and strategies to overcome what has been called, in recent years, a “crisis” in the humanities. These efforts maintain that it is possible to change the widespread view that humanities fields are arcane or irrelevant by changing conceptual frames in ways that show the humanities to be useful, accessible and actionable. Specifically, researchers have been claiming for the humanities frames and…
Visualizing Electronic Literature Collections
In her article "Visualizing Electronic Literature Collections" Urszula Pawlicka discusses the development of electronic literature by visualizing material available in the Electronic Literature Collection . Her visualization of electronic literature presents a timeline with tag clouds of keywords related to works classified chronologically by dates of publication. Pawlicka's visualization includes also all keywords of the Collection (two date the…
Data, Collaboration, Laboratory
Humanities researchers have been looking for new tools and strategies to overcome what has been called, in recent years, a “crisis” in the humanities. These efforts maintain that it is possible to change the widespread view that humanities fields are arcane or irrelevant by changing conceptual frames in ways that show the humanities to be useful, accessible and actionable. Specifically, researchers have been claiming for the humanities frames and…
Visualizing Electronic Literature Collections
In her article "Visualizing Electronic Literature Collections" Urszula Pawlicka discusses the development of electronic literature by visualizing material available in the Electronic Literature Collection . Her visualization of electronic literature presents a timeline with tag clouds of keywords related to works classified chronologically by dates of publication. Pawlicka's visualization includes also all keywords of the Collection (two date the…
An Essay on Electronic Literature as Platform
Electronic literature has expanded its limits, going beyond issues of defi nition, genre, and poetics, and developing into something more than literature. The goal of this paper is to address problems related to the discussion and meaning of electronic literature, something that elides a precise defi nition and clear-cut boundaries. Pawlicka's article is based on the conviction that electronic literature has developed from a fi eld that was insti…
Humanistyka
Wzrost popularyzacji laboratoriów humanistycznych zmusza do zastanowienia się nad źródłem, znaczeniem i konsekwencją transformacji strukturalnej humanistyki. Założeniem szkicu jest zanaalizowanie relacji pomiędzy miejscem prowadzenia badań a zmianami funkcjonalnymi i metodologicznymi. Tezą artykułu jest stwierdzenie, że każdorazowa zmiana miejsca w historii humanistyki jest strategią instytucjonalną, podejmowaną w odpowiedzi na aktualne w danym c…
Data, Collaboration, Laboratory
Humanities researchers have been looking for new tools and strategies to overcome what has been called, in recent years, a “crisis” in the humanities. These efforts maintain that it is possible to change the widespread view that humanities fields are arcane or irrelevant by changing conceptual frames in ways that show the humanities to be useful, accessible and actionable. Specifically, researchers have been claiming for the humanities frames and…
Lab and Slack. Situated Research Practices in Digital Humanities - Introduction to the DHQ Special Issue
Although the concept of digital comes with an assumption of placelessness and detachment from physical space and geographical location, these matters still play a significant role in the way the digital humanities research is practiced today, and also in the future. The location, the surroundings and infrastructure open the questions of accessibility and equality: space shapes the opportunities for doing digital humanities research, both enables …
The Laboratory Turn
The goal of this paper is to track the path of the formation of the laboratory turn in the humanities and understand the conditions, meanings, and functions of humanities labs. The first section investigates three discourses that gave rise to the emergence of a laboratory in the humanities: the transformation of the humanities infrastructure within the university, paradigm shifts in the social sciences, and the expansion of cultural categories of…
A Laboratory as the Infrastructure of Engagement
Today’s big challenges―the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, migration, and refugee crises―are global in scale, transcending geographical, national, and cultural boundaries, but responded to at the local level. It has therefore become necessary to reflect on the following questions: what kind of new forms of organizations are needed to tackle real-world problems? How can we enhance the humanities as a responsive field with the ability to transla…
Place matters
This essay reflects on the role of place for humanities practices and contributes to emerging discussions on infrastructure for the humanities and socio-material conditions of scholarly knowledge production. I provide a theoretical framework for studying venues for humanities work drawing on the phenomenological approach to the concepts of place and space, the pedagogical perspective on learning spaces in higher education, and epistemological stu…
Feasibility documents as critical structuring objects
Documents have been increasingly recognised as important objects of investigation in Science and Technology Studies (STS); however, so far, much less attention has been given to the study of documents produced in Digital Humanities. The author proposes therefore to use the method of the ‘STS of documents’ and analyse Feasibility documents that aim to assess technical and design requirements based on research questions and to organise a project wo…
Art (5 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Digital humanities (5 works) · Humanities (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Digital Humanities and Scholarship (3 works) · Engineering (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Language and Culture (2 works) · Political science (2 works)