28 June 2013, Workshop "Digital Humanities and Philosophy", Amsterdam, The Netherlands

The Digital Humanities are booming. However, philosophy is underrepresented in the Digital Humanities. This workshop has three aims: (i) to present computational methods that can be used by philosophers; (ii) to present research in which philosophical problems are studied by means of computational methods; (iii) to reflect on the relevance of research in the Digital Humanities for research in the humanities and philosophy.

Attendance is free, but please register by sending an e-mail to axiom.erc at gmail.com. For more further information and abstracts: http://axiom.vu.nl/activities.