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| **Conference “Rethinking of Republic of Letters” (12th-14th June, Warsaw)** | **Conference “Rethinking of Republic of Letters” (12th-14th June, Warsaw)** | ||
| - | The conference Rethinking the Republic of Letters took place in Warsaw, 12th-14th June 2016. It was organized by the Faculty of Liberal Arts of the University of Warsaw and devoted to the topic: digital functionality from the perspective of current scholarly activities. COST Action IS 1310 works towards assembling the blueprint of the trans-national digital infrastructure to support collaborative work on early modern intellectual history. The participants have been working for three years to create the methods of building and visualizing the model of the relations between intellectuals in 17th- and 18th-century Europe. More information about this program can be found [[http:// | + | The conference Rethinking the Republic of Letters took place in Warsaw, 12th-14th June 2016. It was organized by the Faculty of Liberal Arts of the University of Warsaw and devoted to the topic: digital functionality from the perspective of current scholarly activities. COST Action IS 1310 works towards assembling the blueprint of the trans-national digital infrastructure to support collaborative work on early modern intellectual history. The participants have been working for three years to create the methods of building and visualizing the model of the relations between intellectuals in 17th- and 18th-century Europe. More information about this program can be found [[http:// |
| - | The spatial and temporal, personal and material features of letters combine to form the agenda of six Working Groups: | + | The spatial and temporal, personal and material features of letters combine to form the agenda of six Working Groups:\\ |
| - | WG1 - Space and time | + | WG1 - Space and time\\ |
| - | WG2 - People and networks | + | WG2 - People and networks |
| - | WG3 - Texts and topics | + | WG3 - Texts and topics\\ |
| - | WG4 - Documents and collections | + | WG4 - Documents and collections\\ |
| - | WG5 - Data exchange and strategic planning | + | WG5 - Data exchange and strategic planning\\ |
| - | WG6 - Visualisation and communication. | + | WG6 - Visualisation and communication.\\ |
| Each of the six Working Groups had its own time to present the activities of its members. First was Working Group 5 – Data Exchange and Strategic Planning. Its members: Howard Hotson and Arno Bosse talked about the new project EULO, its technical guidelines and the possibility to receive financing for this project from Horizon 2020. The aim of this project is to bring together, and integrate on European scale, the information about postal communication: | Each of the six Working Groups had its own time to present the activities of its members. First was Working Group 5 – Data Exchange and Strategic Planning. Its members: Howard Hotson and Arno Bosse talked about the new project EULO, its technical guidelines and the possibility to receive financing for this project from Horizon 2020. The aim of this project is to bring together, and integrate on European scale, the information about postal communication: | ||
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