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Workshop „Thesaurus als Bedarf und Herausforderung für das Fach Jüdische Studien“ am 3. Juni 2025 an der Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg
Wie steht es um den Einsatz von Vokabularen im multilingualen und multitextuellen Feld der jüdischen Studien: welche Ansätze gibt es, welche Herausforderungen existieren? In einem von NFDI4Memory geförderten sowie vom Institut für die Geschichte der deutschen Juden (IGdJ) und Moses Mendelssohn Zentrum für europäisch-jüdische Studien (MMZ) gemeinsam organisierten eintägigen Workshop diskutieren Praktiker:innen aus Forschungs-, Gedächtnis und Kultureinrichtungen zusammen mit Expert:innen der Task Area 2 Erfahrungen, Bedarfe und mögliche Lösungsansätze.
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NFDI4Memory is one of the 27 NFDI consortia within Germany that will jointly manage the creation of a long-term and sustainable research data infrastructure (Nationale Forschungsdateninfrastruktur, or “NFDI”) for the digital age. The consortium brings together partners united by a common set of interests, needs, and aims related to the distinct challenges faced by those disciplines that use historical methods or that rely on data requiring historical contextualization.
4Memory represents not only the field of history as such but also other disciplines that make use of historical data as part of their methodologies, such as economic and social history, religious studies, and area studies. It aims to ensure the quality of historical research data, thereby safeguarding the critical role of the humanities in complex, rapidly changing societies.
Determining how the long-standing traditions of source criticism – a speciality of the historically engaged disciplines – can be applied to digital data is a principal goal of 4Memory.
Organizationally, 4Memory aims to establish systematic, sustainable links among three main categories of the producers and users of historical data: historical researchers, memory institutions (archives, libraries, museums, and collections) and information infrastructures.
