The digital turn in religious studies is the focus of the RESILIENCE supported panel during #EuARe2026, on Friday July 3, 09:00-19:30.
The digital turn in religious studies is a shift that is nurtured by the never ending duality that presents scholars as mere technology consumers or as actors in the production of technology that are able to face the chtonge of complexity (ages, cultures, languages, type of sources, type of supports, semantics) that emerges from the scientific field.
The panel is framed to be an open forum for all scholars who make use of advanced technologies in the study of religions. Panelist will present their research and development outputs and outcomes, reflect on the role played by the research community in the current digital turn and address one question: can the complexity of our field of study be a driver for technology developments that are applicable in other scientific and commercial domains?
Datasets, Workflows, Software and AIS to Study Religion: What is New and What is Ahead?
F. Caddeddu, R. Demo, F. Ruozzi, V.R. Imperia, M. Papasidero, F. Tutrone, L. Righi, M. Fassnacht, A. Pavone, R.A. Vigliermo, A. El Ganadi, S. Aftar, G. Ferrandino, F. Citti, M. Napolitana
Friday 03 July 2026 from 09:00 to 19:30, Pola A210.
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