Video conferences

Elena González-Blanco García (Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia) "Experiences and perspectives from Spanish DH community: the Digital Humanities Innovation Lab at UNED (LINHD): innovation, research, training and future challenges"
Speech given during the conference "Digital Humanities Centres: Experiences and Perspectives", Warsaw, 8-9 December 2016: http://dhlabs2016.lach.edu.pl/

Elena González-Blanco García
Presentación en el evento I Jornadas UCM: La investigación en Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades Desafíos y perspectivas en entornos digitales, 13 de enero en la UCM

The thirteenth century was a dynamic time in the Iberian Peninsula, as political and cultural changes were occurring throughout the realms that occupied what is now Spain and Portugal. Much of the literature of this period was learned in nature and composed by clerics, and although the works were read and studied individually from the time of composition, they did not see collective examination until the nineteenth century. It was in 1865 that the Spanish scholar Manuel Milà i Fontanals used the term “mester de clerecía” (the cleric’s craft) for the first time to refer to this learned literary production.

The study of the mester de clerecía is now 150 years old, and an international conference entitled “The Cleric’s Craft: Crossroads of Medieval Spanish Literature and Modern Critique” will be convened in 2015 to mark this important milestone, to reassess this literature and its study, as well as to chart new directions for the field.

Dictada por Elena González-Blanco García, doctora en Filología Hispánica, directora y fundadora del primer laboratorio de Innovación en Humanidades Digitales en español: www.linhd.uned.es.

Conferencia en 26 de octubre 2013 dentro del III Seminario del Máster en Formación e Investigación Literaria y Teatral en el Contexto Europeo
Elena González-Blanco García Codirectora del Seminario, UNED

Keynote: Elena González-Blanco García
Beyond the barriers of poetry in the digital world. Is standardization possible in order to achieve interoperability?