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SUMMARY:DHARTI Speaks! #6 (2026): Unlocking 500 Years of Real Data in Historical Spanish with AI
DESCRIPTION:As the sixth session of the DHARTI Speaks! series\, Unlocking 500 Years of Real Data in Historical Spanish with AI was held on 14 May 2026 at 8:30 PM (IST). The session featured Prof. Patricia Murrieta-Flores\, Distinguished Professor in Digital Humanities and Artificial Intelligence at Tecnológico de Monterrey (Mexico) and Chair in Digital Humanities at Lancaster University (United Kingdom). The talk explored how Artificial Intelligence can be used to unlock and analyse five centuries of historical Spanish-language data\, highlighting the possibilities of AI and computational methods for working with large-scale historical records and opening new avenues for research in the Digital Humanities.
URL:https://dhdharti.in/event/dharti-speaks-with-prof-patricia-murrieta-flores/
LOCATION:Online Event\, India
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SUMMARY:DHARTI Speaks! #5 (2026): My Dilemmas\, as a Curator: Research\, Writing\, or Coding
DESCRIPTION:As the fifth session of the DHARTI Speaks! series\, My Dilemmas\, as a Curator: Research\, Writing\, or Coding was held on 31 March 2026\, at 7:30 PM (IST). The session featured Ishita Shah\, curator\, designer and historian\, and founder of Curating for Culture (India). The talk examined the evolving landscape of Digital Humanities through the intersections of design\, historiography and digital archiving\, with Shah reflecting on the challenges and choices involved in contemporary curatorial practice\, particularly the relationship between research\, writing and coding. The event was held exclusively for DHARTI members.
URL:https://dhdharti.in/event/dharti-speaks-5-2026-my-dilemmas-as-a-curator-research-writing-or-coding/
LOCATION:Online Event\, India
CATEGORIES:DHARTI Speaks!
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SUMMARY:DHARTI Speaks! #4 (2025): E-Literature: Modes\, Cultures and Contours
DESCRIPTION:As the fourth session of the DHARTI Speaks! series\, E-Literature: Modes\, Cultures\, and Contours was held on 8 August 2025\, from 7:00 to 8:00 PM (IST). The panel brought together Dr. Samya Brata Roy (GITAM\, Hyderabad)\, Dr. Arjun Ghosh (IIT Delhi)\, Dr. Shanmugapriya T. (IIT Dhanbad)\, Dr. Natasha Thoudam (IIT Jodhpur)\, and Steven S. George (Jamia Millia Islamia) to explore the diverse modes through which literature is created\, circulated and experienced in digital environments\, while considering the cultural contexts and evolving contours of E-Literature as a field of Digital Humanities research and practice.
URL:https://dhdharti.in/event/dharti-speaks-2-e-literature/
LOCATION:Online Event\, India
CATEGORIES:DHARTI Speaks!
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SUMMARY:DHARTI Speaks! #3 (2025): DH and AI Futures: Pathways\, Possibilities\, and Perils
DESCRIPTION:As the third session of the DHARTI Speaks! series\, DH and AI Futures: Pathways\, Possibilities\, and Perils was held on 2 August 2025\, from 7:00 to 8:00 PM (IST). The panel brought together Dr. Vinayak Dasgupta (Shiv Nadar Institute of Eminence\, India)\, Dr. Maya Dodd (FLAME University\, India)\, Dr. Souvik Mukherjee (IIT Indore\, India)\, Dr. Rahul K. Gairola (IIT Roorkee\, India)\, Dr. Arjun Ghosh (IIT Delhi\, India)\, and Steven S. George (Jamia Millia Islamia\, India) to discuss the emerging relationship between Digital Humanities and Artificial Intelligence. The discussion explored the pathways\, possibilities\, and potential perils of AI in humanities research and practice\, considering both the opportunities offered by emerging technologies and the methodological\, ethical and disciplinary questions they raise.
URL:https://dhdharti.in/event/dharti-speaks-1/
LOCATION:Online Event\, India
CATEGORIES:DHARTI Speaks!
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210116T193000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20210116T203000
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SUMMARY:DHARTI Speaks! #2 (2021): Beyond Defaults: Multilingual DH Meets Cultural Analytics
DESCRIPTION:As the second session of the DHARTI Speaks! series\, Beyond Defaults: Multilingual DH Meets Cultural Analytics was held on 16 January 2021\, at 7:30 PM (IST) / 6:00 AM (PST). The session featured Quinn Dombrowski (Stanford University\, USA)\, an academic technology specialist working in Digital Humanities. The talk examined the challenges of working with multilingual and non-English data in Digital Humanities\, particularly the limitations created by English-centric tools and approaches. It also considered questions of digital project sustainability\, data and corpus maintenance\, natural language processing\, and the need for more inclusive approaches to multilingual DH and cultural analytics.
URL:https://dhdharti.in/event/dharti-speaks-2-2020-beyond-defaults-multilingual-dh-meets-cultural-analytics/
LOCATION:Online Event\, India
CATEGORIES:DHARTI Speaks!
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20201220T203000
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SUMMARY:DHARTI Speaks! #1 (2020): Electronic Literature as DH: Perspectives from Ghana and India
DESCRIPTION:As the first session of the DHARTI Speaks! series\, Electronic Literature as DH: Perspectives from Ghana and India was held on 20 December 2020\, at 8:30 PM (IST) / 3:00 PM (GMT) on Zoom. The session featured Dr. Kwabena Opoku-Agyemang (University of Ghana\, Ghana) and Dr. Shanmugapriya T. (then Lancaster University\, UK; now IIT Dhanbad)\, with Dr. Dibyadyuti Roy (University of Leeds) as moderator. The discussion explored Electronic Literature as a field and practice within the Digital Humanities\, bringing together perspectives from Ghana and India to consider how digital technologies shape literary production\, forms and modes of engagement.
URL:https://dhdharti.in/event/dharti-speaks-1-2020-electronic-literature-as-dh-perspectives-from-ghana-and-india/
LOCATION:Online Event\, India
CATEGORIES:DHARTI Speaks!
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