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The Future of Philosophy In the Digital Humanities
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- 1. Universität Trier
- 2. Universität Luxemburg
- 3. Universität Passau
- 4. Digital Humanities im deutschsprachigen Raum
- 5. Universität zu Köln
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In 1932 Moritz Schlick, the founder of the Vienna Circle, published an article on "The Future of Philosophy". Schlick's understanding of philosophy helps us to explore some ideas about the future of philosophy in the digital humanities. I distinguish a 'wide' and a 'strict' conception of philosophy in relation to DH, namely as a discipline of the digital humanities that engages with philosophical texts from the perspective of the humanities at large or as an activity that aims to clarify our use of terms through 'operationalisation'. This leads to the possibly surprising conclusion that every digital humanist is engaged in a philosophical activity and therefore a philosopher.
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