Tech Breakfast
ImageLinnéa TjernströmInspired by the Digital Humanities Center at Columbia University, the idea behind Humlab's Tech Breakfast is to create a collaborative space for practical, critical, and theoretical explorations of digital methods and technologies.
The breakfasts take place every one a month at Humlab, and scholars and students gather to read texts and discuss a certain topic.
The Tech Breakfasts have gathered researchers and students from various disciplines, both within and outside the humanities, such as archaeology, data science, history, library studies, literature, sociology and media and communication studies
This semester, Humlabs Tech Breakfast reading group continues. For this semester we continue on the topic of digital philosophy. During our sessions we will read classic and contemporary articles.
The first session is 12/9 at 09.00 on zoom. During this time we will discuss the article What is a Digital Object written by Yuk Hui (https://doi.org/10.1002/9781118700143.ch4) Feel free to drop in, whether you have read or not!
Texts can also be provided by e-mailing Zakayo Kjellström.
