Research on the Digital Humanities Practices in Chinese Libraries: A Case Study of Shanghai Libraries

IF 0.3 4区 管理学 Q4 INFORMATION SCIENCE & LIBRARY SCIENCE Library Trends Pub Date : 2020-11-26 DOI:10.1353/lib.2020.0027
Wang Shen, Jiuyu Chen, Jia Guo, Chuang Hong, J. Deng
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Abstract:This paper examines the practices of digital humanists in Chinese libraries, with a particular focus on those that have good application results in digital humanities (DH). First, based on research into human databases created by Chinese libraries and analysis of information collected from 152 libraries, we selected three libraries for a case study whose research findings of DH projects have been put into practical application. Next, we collected relevant materials by means of interviews, literature research, network research, and other methods. Finally, the paper identifies some important issues, such as motivations, content, and cooperation, that need to be addressed when analyzing these programs by a case study. Some achievements have been made because of efforts by a number of Chinese libraries to develop DH, but accompanying these achievements are challenges. The paper puts forward the core problems for DH in Chinese public libraries and tries to give a numerical solution scheme that will help to promote the development of DH.
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中国图书馆数字人文实践研究——以上海图书馆为例
摘要:本文考察了中国图书馆数字人文学者的实践,重点介绍了在数字人文学科中取得良好应用效果的实践。首先,在对中国图书馆建立的人类数据库进行研究的基础上,对152家图书馆收集到的信息进行分析,我们选择了三家图书馆作为案例研究,这些图书馆的卫生保健项目的研究成果已经得到了实际应用。接下来,我们通过访谈、文献研究、网络研究等方法收集相关资料。最后,本文确定了一些重要的问题,如动机、内容和合作,需要通过案例研究来分析这些项目。我国图书馆在发展健康教育方面取得了一定的成绩,但同时也面临着挑战。本文提出了我国公共图书馆卫生保健的核心问题,并试图给出一个有助于促进卫生保健发展的数值解决方案。
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