DHARTI Speaks! is our programme of invited talks and panels, held for the members of the DHARTI community.
Across the series, we have hosted scholars and practitioners working right across Digital Humanities, from textual archives and mapping through to pedagogy, data, and the ethics of the field. Each session gives members a chance to hear new work, ask questions, and carry ideas back into their own teaching and research.
The talks are open to everyone in the community. Recordings and write-ups of past sessions are collected below, so you can revisit a conversation or catch one you missed.
Browse the full list and see where the discussion has taken us.
Dharti Speaks!
The landscape of digital humanities, corollary to the rapid social and technical evolutions, undergoes a constant and profound methodological transformation, necessitating a continuous and critical reevaluation of contemporary methods and practices used by DHers. In light of this, the upcoming session of DHARTI Speaks series convenes to examine the complex intersections & evolution of design,…
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Title:Unlocking 500 years of Real Data in Historical Spanish with AI Speaker:Prof Patricia Murrieta-Flores, Distinguished Professor in Digital Humanities and Artificial Intelligence at Tecnológico de Monterrey, and Chair in Digital Humanities at Lancaster University Date and time:14 May 2026, 8:30 PM IST Registration Closed:Registration was free for DHARTI members. DHARTI members need to register for…
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Chapter 2 Digital humanities methods have seen increasing adoption both globally, and in non-textual media. While some DH approaches, such as the creation of digital “archives” (understood in many different ways) and “editions”, have been comparatively easy to translate into different cultural and institutional contexts, computational textual analysis is often seen as a bastion of…