Bibliotheca Hertziana – Max Planck Institute for Art History

Recent papers from Bibliotheca Hertziana – Max Planck Institute for Art History

1. Identifying Palliative Care Needs Using the Double Surprise Question: Intuitive Knowledge of General Practitioners in Six European Countries is not Influenced by Their Characteristics. A Vignette StudyAmerican Journal of Hospice and Palliative Medicine® · 2026
2. Tempted to touch: The history of the tactile art gallery for the blind and non-blindMuseum History Journal · 2026
3. Haptic Types: Viktor Lowenfeld’s Art Education for Blind and Black StudentsZeitschrift für Kunstgeschichte · 2026
4. The Making of Data Liquidity: Embeddings in a navigable milieu and the hermeneutics of latent space2026
5. Exploring Data Provenance in Handwritten Text Recognition Infrastructure: Sharing and Reusing Ground Truth Data, Referencing Models, and Acknowledging Contributions. Starting the Conversation on How We Could Get It DoneJournal of Data Mining & Digital Humanities · 2024
6. Exploring Data Provenance in Handwritten Text Recognition Infrastructure: Sharing and Reusing Ground Truth Data, Referencing Models, and Acknowledging Contributions. Starting the Conversation on How We Could Get It Done2024
7. Monuments of Italian Colonialism as a Transcultural HeritageInterventions · 2024
8. Urban Transformation after a Scandal: Preserving Social Values in Late Medieval DubrovnikLand · 2024
9. Prescribing hand strengthening exercise for patients with rheumatoid arthritis; clinical cues influencing occupational therapists' and physiotherapists' judgementsMusculoskeletal Care · 2023
10. The Facets of Intangible Heritage in Southern Chinese Martial Arts: Applying a Knowledge-driven Cultural Contact Detection ApproachJournal on Computing and Cultural Heritage · 2023
11. Progrès ou décadence, art ou fumisterie? La critique fin-de-siècle des synesthésiesFrench Cultural Studies · 2023
12. Exploring Data Provenance in Handwritten Text Recognition Infrastructure: Sharing and Reusing Ground Truth Data, Referencing Models, and Acknowledging Contributions. Starting the Conversation on How We Could Get It Done2023
13. Exploring Data Provenance in Handwritten Text Recognition Infrastructure: Sharing and Reusing Ground Truth Data, Referencing Models, and Acknowledging Contributions. Starting the Conversation on How We Could Get It Done2023
14. Exploring Data Provenance in Handwritten Text Recognition Infrastructure: Sharing and Reusing Ground Truth Data, Referencing Models, and Acknowledging Contributions. Starting the Conversation on How We Could Get It Done2022
15. Digitizing Intangible Cultural Heritage Embodied: State of the ArtJournal on Computing and Cultural Heritage · 2022
16. Reading Network Diagrams by Using Contour Lines and Word Clouds2022
17. Marxism and the digital humanitiesTheory & Struggle · 2020
18. Arthistory's Next Topmodel? Der Trend zur Ontologie2017
19. Della dissimulazione onesta: Richard Delbrueck, an “Image” of Late Antiquity at the Dawn of National SocialismConvivium · 2017
20. Interdisciplinarity to reconstruct historical introductions: solving the status of cryptogenic crayfishBiological reviews/Biological reviews of the Cambridge Philosophical Society · 2015