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Models of Data Extraction and Architecture in Relational Databases of Early Modern Private Political Archives.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Raines, Dorit.
- Series:
- Studi Di Archivistica, Bibliografia, Paleografia Series
- Studi Di Archivistica, Bibliografia, Paleografia Series ; v.8
- Language:
- Italian
- Subjects (All):
- Digital humanities.
- Databases.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (307 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Venice, Italy : Edizioni Ca' Foscari - Digital Publishing, 2025.
- Summary:
- This scholarly work explores the integration of digital tools and relational databases in historical research, focusing on early modern private political archives. Edited by Dorit Raines, the volume features essays from experts in digital humanities and archival studies. It examines theoretical frameworks, practical applications, and challenges in using relational databases to model historical data, extract information, and reconstruct narratives. The book also includes case studies, such as the Graziani archives portal, illustrating the complexities of creating digital repositories and enhancing traditional historiographical practices with innovative methodologies. Generated by AI.
- Contents:
- Intro
- Sui fatti del liceo scientifico 'Giordano Bruno' di Mestre, gennaio-marzo 1978
- Claudio Pasqual
- 235Barbara Strozzi e Ferrante Pallavicino: il punto su una (non) storia d'amore
- Daria Perocco
- 247Biblioteche e amicizia
- Tiziana Plebani
- 253Marco Gradenigo feudatario veneziano a Creta «soço laro, scogoçado da prevedi»
- Marco Pozza
- 263Antispagnolismo e dispregio della corte. Tassoni e Testi
- Gianvittorio Signorotto
- 271Testamenti e codicilli di Gian Matteo Giberti
- Gian Maria Varanini
- 281Oscure autobiografie
- Le suppliche dei funzionari alla Corte di Vienna nel primo Ottocento
- Alfredo Viggiano
- 287Affinità con l'Estremo Oriente
- Ryo Yugami
- 295Vestirsi 'alla bullesca'. Usi e costumi di un giusdicente feudale nel Bresciano del secondo Settecento
- Sergio Zamperetti
- Michele Gottardi
- 151Le contestate esequie di Carlo V a Roma fra comunicazione e politica (1559)
- 161Slavofobi o slavofili?
- G.A. Borgese, Ministro degli Esteri ombra al Corriere della Sera (1917-20)
- Mario Isnenghi
- 173«Sarebbe più logico bruciarli»
- Una nota sulla censura dei libri nel fascismo
- Simon Levis Sullam
- 183Note su Francesco Bellisomi (1663-1741), bibliofilo in fuga nell'Europa confessionale
- Adelisa Malena
- 195Libri leciti, gesti proibiti: «Thomaso Cazola da Como medico et astrologo»
- Sabrina Minuzzi
- 209'Dopo i giornali': avvisi, gazzette e relazioni in un Flugblatt del 1632
- Paola Molino
- 219Un'amicizia fruttuosa
- Rapporti e collaborazione fra l'abate conte Vinciguerra VII di Collalto e il frate francescano Giovanni Scottoni
- Pierandrea Moro
- 225Tra l'odore dei registri bruciati
- Daria Perocco.
- 247Biblioteche e amicizia
- 263Antispagnolismo e dispregio della corte: Tassoni e Testi
- Finezza con l'Estremo Oriente
- 295Vestirsi 'alla bullesca'
- Usi e costumi di un giusdicente feudale nel Bresciano del secondo Settecento
- 3Introduction
- Dorit Raines
- 11The Digital Historiographic Turn and the Historian's Changing Toolkit: From 'Facts' and 'Events' to 'Datasets'
- 47Is There a Reception of Algorithm‑Based Research in Traditional Historical Scholarship?
- Three Case Studies from Academic "Trading Zones"
- Thomas Wallnig
- 61The Representation of Historical Uncertainties as the Outcome of Competing and Incompatible Certainties
- Fabio Vitali
- Valentina Pasqual
- 79Metapolis: Spatializing Histories Through Archival Sources
- Lukas Klic
- 93Including the Archival Context in Historian's Materials: The Advantages of Archival Standard Databases in Historical Research
- VINCULUM Project Database and Information System Guide
- Maria de Lurdes Rosa
- 115Cracking the Historical Code
- From Unstructured Correspondence Corpora to Computational Analysis
- Agata Bloch
- Clodomir Santana
- Demival Vasques Filho
- Michał Bojanowski
- 143Methods and Tools of Quantification in Historical Research
- Napoleonic Employment Applications as a Case Study
- Valentina Dal Cin
- 175Gendered Data in Medieval and Early Modern Sources
- The Gendered Networks and Digital Edgeworth Network Projects
- Máirín MacCarron.
- 193Extraction, Architecture and Recovery of Family Correspondence Data
- The Platform "EpiCAT. Family Letters from Catalonia (Sixteenth‑Nineteenth Centuries)"
- Javier Antón Pelayo
- 207Historical Research and Archival Sciences in a Digital Perspective
- Relational Database, Data Architecture and Data Extraction in Graziani Archives Portal
- 249Reconciling Complex Historical Records with Omeka S Relational Database
- The Case of the Graziani Archive
- Gabriella Desideri
- 269A Puzzle with Missing Pieces
- Extracting, Deciphering, and Digitally Rearranging Data in Antonio Maria Graziani Private Archives
- Carlo Baja Guarienti
- 281How to Digitally Reconstruct the History of an Early Modern Private Library?
- Antonio Maria Graziani (1537‑1611) and the Vicissitudes of His Books
- Luca Iori
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- 1 The Historian's Toolkit
- 1.1 The 'Fact' and the 'Event'
- 1.2 Narratives of Explanation
- 1.3 The Archive - From 'deposit of Authenticity' to 'Place of Knowledge'
- 2 The Impact of Social Sciences on the Historian's Toolkit
- 2.1 The 'Actor' and the 'Event'
- 2.2 Connecting the Actors in a Web of Relationships
- 2.3 Not Only Human - The Nature of the 'Actor'
- 3 Information Units and Datasets
- 3.1 Breaking the Event into Information Units
- 3.2 Modelizing Content
- 3.3 Object-Centric, Event-Centric and Complex Network Descriptions
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Imitatio Christi
- 3 Robust action and the rise of the Medici
- 4 Encyclopédie: can algorithmic research contribute to intellectual history?
- 5 Outlook
- 2 Related Works
- 3 Expressing Capta with Semantic Web Technologies
- 3.1 RDF Reification
- 3.2 N-ary Relations and CIDOC CRM
- 3.3 Wikidata Statements and Ranking
- 3.4 Named Graphs
- 3.5 RDF-star
- 4 Expressing Capta with Conjectures
- 5 Conclusions
- 1 Introduction.
- 2 Background
- 3 System Architecture
- 4 Spatialising Histories
- 5 Data Sustainability
- 6 Conclusion
- 1 Paper versus Pixel. Archival Practices in the Digital Era
- 2 Navigating Big Data in Colonial Correspondence
- 3 Decoding the Past. From Manuscripts to Metadata
- 4 Interdisciplinary Strategies for the Structured Data
- 5 Breaking Barriers Between 'Digital' and Historians
- 2 Research Questions, Sources, and Sample Selection
- 3 Categorization, Quantification, and Correlation Detection
- 4 Text Mining Methods: An Overview
- 4.1 Counting Words
- 4.2 Topic Modelling
- 4.3 Machine Learning Methods
- 5 Combining Text Mining With Metadata Analysis
- 2 Women, Conflict and Peace: Gendered Networks in Early Medieval Narratives
- 3 Digital Edgeworth Network
- 2 The Databases
- 3 The EpiCAT Platform
- 4 The Horizon of Text Mining
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- 2 The Source - The Graziani Archive
- 3 Scope(s) of the Project
- 4 Choice of the Right Platform
- 5 Data Architecture
- 6 Data Extraction, Data Ingestion
- 7 From Backend to Frontend
- 8 Long-Term Preservation
- 2 Navigating Historical Names and Places in the Nuncio's Secret Archives Project
- 3 Striking a Balance between Standardisation and Historical Complexity
- 4 Analysing Commendone's Letters to Rome through Detailed Document Summaries.
- 5 Exploring Relational Dynamics through a Database of Historical Documents
- 2 Cataloguing Challenges and Solutions: Reconstructing Antonio Maria Graziani's Library
- 3 Navigating Complexity: Designing a Comprehensive Digital Catalogue for Antonio Maria Graziani's Library
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- Part of the metadata in this record was created by AI, based on the text of the resource.
- ISBN:
- 9788869699191
- OCLC:
- 1606458800
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