Reconstructing Intelligibility Conditions for Digital Heritage: The Mobilization of Linked Open Data through a Semiotic and Documentary Approach
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2016.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : Digital (documentary) heritage has suffered from a double hiatus over time: both its documentary integrity and its cultural intelligibility are being eroded. Considering redocumentation as a method for recontextualization, we build an annotation device using Linked Open Data as a source of contextual information. The effects of meanings are specific to the interpretation of documents. By identifying these effects on a corpus of documents using semantic differential, we chose an interpretative approach to create our device. We then question the nature of document intelligibility, as obtained through the use of the redocumentation device.
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Digital (documentary) heritage has suffered from a double hiatus over time: both its documentary integrity and its cultural intelligibility are being eroded. Considering redocumentation as a method for recontextualization, we build an annotation device using Linked Open Data as a source of contextual information. The effects of meanings are specific to the interpretation of documents. By identifying these effects on a corpus of documents using semantic differential, we chose an interpretative approach to create our device. We then question the nature of document intelligibility, as obtained through the use of the redocumentation device.
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