Digital Hermeneutics:
Agora and the
Online Understanding
of Cultural Heritage Technology
is
Changing
Heritage Cultural heritage institutions are no longer the sole interpreters of collections The Web allows users to enrich collection descriptions with their personal perspective How can we support the interpretation process of online collections? - Theory of interpretation: relating parts to wholes
- The encounter of hermeneutics and Web technology (Capurro, R. (2010))*
- Context to think about providing access to and interpretation of online collections *Capurro, R. (2010). Digital Hermeneutics: An Outline. In AI & Society, vol. 35(1), pp. 35-42 - objects (digitised artworks and artifacts)
- events (concrete particulars)
- narratives (organisation of events) Granularity
Data Sparsity
Event Typing http://agora.cs.vu.nl
@agoraproject
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