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  • Projects
    • Computational Theology Lab
    • Learn Wikidata
    • Computational Thinking and Learning
    • Programming for a Networked World
  • Posts
    • Critical Legal AI Literacies: The Challenges of Synthetic Media
    • Yale Divinity Library Announces New Director
    • Interdisciplinary Team Develops Open-Access Computer Programming Course for High School Teachers
    • Historians, Data Scientists Work to Preserve Endangered Middle Eastern Culture with NEH Grant
    • Automated Speech Recognition Aids in Transcription and Captioning for 62,000 Hours of Archived Television News
    • 'Retrocomputing' Exhibit Showcases the Dynamic History of the Personal Computer
    • Anderson to Speak on Deepfakes at TEDxVanderbilt
    • Music Encoding Initiative Enables New Forms of Digital Musicology
    • Curator's Talk: Franz Rosenzweig and His 'Star'
    • Vanderbilt Archive Founded to Hold Media Accountable Turns 50
    • ATLA and Vanderbilt University Divinity Library Contribute Funds for New Open Access Publication in Forthcoming De Gruyter Series
    • Cultural Heritage in the Age of Big Data
    • Sustaining Television News for the Next Generation
    • Vanderbilt Libraries to Host 'Cultural Heritage at Scale' Symposium
    • Slave Records Digital Archive Receives ACLS Extension Grant
    • Periscope at Vanderbilt Offers Glimpse into Campus Life
    • New 'Text Mining' Tech Tools Boon for Vanderbilt Researchers
    • New Videos on Copyright Law Will Help Users Balance Fair-Use Considerations
    • Technology Enhances Perceptions at Vanderbilt Libraries Exhibition
    • What Is the Point of Academic Books?
    • Vanderbilt Central Library to Host Second Wikipedia 'Edit-a-thon'
    • Vanderbilt to Host NEH-Supported Institute on Digital Humanities
    • Enhancements Underway for OAK Support
    • Wikipedia Editor to Speak at VU During Open Access Week
    • Princeton Seminary Launches Free Digital Library
    • T.F. Torrance Collection Donated to Princeton Seminary
  • Publications
    • AI as Superscholar: Authorship at the Threshold of the Unsayable
    • Bits and Bias: The Case of Women in Religion
    • Kuyper and Princeton
    • Artificial Intelligence for Academic Libraries
    • The Ethics of Deepfakes for Cultural Heritage: A Hybrid Exhibition of Reanimated Jonathan Edwards as a Test Case
    • Responsible AI at the Vanderbilt Television News Archive: A Case Study
    • Texting with Jesus and Other Adventures in Artificial Intelligence
    • Minding the Gap: Bibliometric Equity in Theology and Religious Studies
    • Computational Theology: An Interim Report
    • Theology in the Age of AI
    • Digital Humanities and Libraries and Archives in Religious Studies
    • An Introduction to Data Lakes for Academic Librarians
    • An Introduction to the Beauty and Joy of Computing for Theological Librarians
    • Phenomenology of Memory in an Age of Big Data
    • The Cosmological Proof for the Existence of God; The Stigmata of Francis of Assisi
    • Constitutional Theology: Karl Barth and Carl Schmitt on Legitimacy and the Rule of Law
    • Hans Seijlhouwer: Een Archival Hero
    • Preservation and Archiving of Digital Media
    • The Digital Flâneur: Mapping Twentieth-Century Berlin
    • XQuery for Humanists
    • A New Hermeneutics of Suspicion? The Challenge of Deepfakes to Theological Epistemology
    • Digital Humanities and Libraries and Archives in Religious Studies
    • Interview by George Puchinger; Interview with Henri-Charles Tauxe; Interview by Students of Applied Arts; Interview with Seigi Yoshinaga; Interview with Erich Leinert
    • Sustaining Television News Archives
    • Digital Humanities and the Future of Theology
    • Developing Data Curation Protocols for Digital Projects at Vanderbilt: Une Micro-Histoire
    • Interview with the Dutch Christian Broadcasting Association; Excerpts from a Press Conference with Le Monde, La Croix, and Réforme
    • Introduction to Wikidata: The Wikipedia of Facts
    • The Digital Library of Kuyper
    • Text Mining in Business Libraries
    • Conversation with the Editors of Kolibri; Conversations in Strasbourg; Conversation with Catholic Students of Theology from Paderborn; Conversation in the Basel St. Elizabeth Church
    • Data Curation 101 for Theological Librarians
    • Data-First Manifesto: Shifting Priorities in Scholarly Communications
    • Perspectives on Scholarly Communications
    • Scholarly Communication: A Guide for the Perplexed
    • Building Institutional Repositories in Theological Libraries
    • Modeling Semantically Enhanced Digital Editions of Accounts (MEDEA) for Discovery and Comparison on the Semantic Web
    • Volume Introduction
    • XQuery Summer Institute: Advancing XML-Based Scholarship from Representation to Discovery
    • Doing Digital Humanities in Theological Libraries
    • Karl Barth and the Making of Evangelical Theology: A Fifty-Year Perspective
    • On Teaching XQuery to Digital Humanists
    • Liberalism versus Democracy? Abraham Kuyper and Carl Schmitt as Critics of Liberalism
    • Neo-Calvinism and Pan-Islamism: Kindred Movements Against Liberal Imperialism?
    • The Vampire Squid: Abraham Kuyper on Public Entertainment
    • Meeting Together for the Good of the World
    • Building a Theological Commons
    • Karl Barth and American Evangelicalism
    • A Theology of Experience?: Karl Barth and the Transcendental Argument
    • Abraham Kuyper: An Annotated Bibliography 1857-2010
    • Kuyper in the Civil Sphere
    • The Purpose of a (Barthian) Theology of Religions: A Response to Wolf Krötke
    • The Unexceptional Church: An Exploration of Carl Schmitt, Giorgio Agamben and Karl Barth
    • What Librarians Can Learn About Project Management from Software Engineers
    • A Friendly Disagreement about Islam in the Modern World: Herman Bavinck and Christian Snouck Hurgronje
    • The Phenomenology of Revelation: Husserl and Barth on the Consciousness of the Present Moment
    • Afterword
    • From Manuscripts to Megabytes: How Princeton Seminary Is Digitizing the Abraham Kuyper Archives
    • On Reading Schleiermacher in America: Moses Stuart on the Trinity
    • Neocalvinism . . . Abraham Kuyper? Maybe
    • Jesus and the 'Christian Worldview': A Comparative Analysis of Abraham Kuyper and Karl Barth
    • The Crisis of Theological Science: A Contextual Study of the Development of Karl Barth's Concept of Theology as Science from 1901-1923
    • A Canopy of Grace: Common and Particular Grace in Abraham Kuyper's Theology of Science
    • The Problem of Psychologism in Karl Barth's Doctrine of Sanctification
    • A Pragmatic Reading of Karl Barth's Theological Epistemology
    • The Early Reception of the Theology of Karl Barth in the Netherlands (1919-1926)
    • Physical Laws and Divine Agency
    • Theodicy Between Philosophy and the Bible: Response to J. Richard Middleton
  • Recent & Upcoming Talks
    • Where Does Your Library Stand? A Hands-On AI Maturity Assessment Workshop
    • The Ends of Technology (in Church)
    • Slow Minds in Fast Times: Haruki Murakami's Fiction as Metacognitive Resistance to AI
    • Generating Stub Articles about Women in Religion: An Experiment in Retrieval Augmented Generation and Fine-Tuning LLMs
    • Using AI to Support Editors of Underrepresented Topics on Wikipedia
    • The Challenges of Synthetic Media
    • Gender Bias in Word Embeddings: A Theological Perspective
    • Beyond 'deepfakes': Stewarding Authenticity in Digital Cultural Heritage
    • AI Ethics, Thought Experiments, and Information Science
    • WikiProject Report: Women in Religion
    • Women in Religion, the Gender Gap, and Content Gaps in Wikipedia
    • Neocalvinismus am Princeton Theological Seminary (USA) im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert
    • Building or Buying? AI for the Scholarly Ecosystem
    • WikiProject Women in Religion Panel: Discussion and Report
    • Libraries + Wikimedia: Past, Present, and Future
    • Project VandyCite: Using Wikidata to Support Research Information Management
    • Teaching BJC with NetsBlox: A Case Study from Vanderbilt University
    • Best Practices for Archiving Digital Productions
    • Introduction to TEI Publisher
    • Anchors and Abstracts: Sustaining Television News Archives
    • Experiments in Digital Privacy Education
    • The Challenge of Big Data to the Phenomenology of Memory
    • On Thinking Theologically in Emergencies
    • Geographical Indication and Religious Authenticity
    • Strolling Through the Digital Humanities

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Sep 29, 2021·
Clifford Anderson
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María Pía Arrate
,
Steve Baskauf
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Marymae Jansson
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Benjamin Klempay
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Charlotte Lew
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Greg Weldy
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Andrew Wesolek
· 1 min read
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