Digital History of Ideas with a Minimal Software Stack: A User Story from the SCIGMA Project

Christoph Sander

doi:10.5281/zenodo.20328491

May 20, 2026Open Access

Digital History of Ideas with a Minimal Software Stack: A User Story from the SCIGMA Project

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To explore the digital history of ideas with a focus on a minimal software approach within the SCIGMA project.
Presentation of user experience from the SCIGMA project seminar.
Discussion of methodologies in digital history and philosophy research.
Engagement with historical ideas through software tools.
Illustrated the effectiveness of a minimal software stack in research.
Identified key insights from applying digital methods to historical analysis.

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Presentation showcases a minimal software approach for exploring digital history of ideas, highlighting innovative research methods.

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Presentation slides from Christoph Sander's contribution "Digital history of ideas with a minimal software stack: a user story from the SCIGMA project" on May 20th at the seminar "Idee e metodi per la ricerca nella storia della filosofia e delle idee: innovazioni, tradizioni, casi di studio" by the Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche ILIESI, Rome.

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