Projects
At the University of Münster, research projects with relevance for DH in terms of content and methodology have been running for many years. We would like to present a number of examples here.
Heinrich Scholz and the School of Münster – Mathematical Logic and Foundational Research
Project lead: Prof. Dr Niko Strobach
Faculty and department: Faculty 08 History/Philosophy – Department of Philosophy
Digital Edition of Ancient Textual Witnesses of the Book of Job with Presentation of the Method of Translation
Project lead: Prof. Dr. Johannes Schnocks
Faculty and Department: Faculty 02 Catholic Theology - Institute for Biblical Exegesis and Theology
The phonology of Nigerian English – national and transnational patterns of variation
Project lead: Prof. Dr. Ulrike Gut
Faculty and Department: Faculty 09 Philology – English Department
Hindu-Muslim-Jewish Origin Legends in Circulation between the Malabar Coast and the Mediterranean, 1400s–1800s
Project Lead: Dr. Ines Weinrich & Dr. Ophira Gamliel
Faculty and Department: Faculty 09 Philology – Institut für Arabistik und Islamwissenschaft
Global Bible: British and German Bible Societies Translating Colonialism
Project Lead: PD Dr. Felicity Jensz & Prof. Hilary Carey
Institution: Center for Religion and Modernity
Through the artifact to the infra structura – The drug prescription as access to the design of social infrastructure
Project Lead: Dr. Stefan Schellhammer
Faculty and Department: Faculty 04 Business and Economics – Institute for Business Information Systems
Lifeworlds of the early 1st millennium B.C. in the western Zagrosrand Mountains on the Lower Zab before and after the Assyrian annexation
Project Lead: Prof. Dr. Florian Janoscha Kreppner
Faculty and Department: Faculty 09 Philology – Institute for Ancient Oriental Studies and Near Eastern Archaeology
Written Culture and Economic Life in Late Antique Ephesus: New Ostraka and Inscriptions on Utility Pottery
Project Lead: Prof. Dr. Patrick Sänger
Faculty and Department: Faculty 08 History/ Philosophy – Ancient History Seminar
Indexing and digitization of German-language oratorio libretti from the 17th to the 20th century
Project Lead: Apl. Prof. Dr. J. Cornelis de Vos
Faculty and Department: Faculty 01 Protestant Theology – Institutum Judaicum Delitzschianum
The Collegium Americanum at St. Mauritz near Münster
Project Lead: Dr. Andreas Oberdorf
Faculty and Department: Faculty 06 Educational and Social Sciences – Institute of Educational Science
Online.Swift – Open-Access Critical Online Edition of the Prose Works of Jonathan Swift
Project Lead: Prof. Dr. Hermann J. Real
Faculty and Department: Faculty 09 Philology – Honorary Award Institute for Swift Studies
Exile-Letters Friedeman-Waldeck
Project Lead: Dr. Angelika Lampen
Department: Institute for Comparative Urban History
Here you could present your project soon
Are you conducting research using digital methods in the humanities at the University of Münster? Contact the SCDH if you would like your project to appear in the project showcase.