Cultural Analytics and Digital Approaches in Philosophy

This online seminar series brings together researchers exploring the intersection of computational methods and philosophical inquiry. We examine how digital tools—including text mining, machine learning, large language models, and data visualization—can offer new perspectives on philosophical questions, test philosophical hypotheses, and uncover patterns in the history of ideas.The seminar features presentations from scholars working at the forefront of digital humanities and philosophy, covering topics such as: computational analysis of philosophical texts and corpora; machine learning applications in conceptual analysis; digital methods for studying the evolution of philosophical ideas; AI and human cognition; abstraction and understanding in artificial systems; and cross-cultural computational studies of philosophical traditions.
Each session lasts no more than one hour, comprising approximately 25 minutes of presentation followed by 25 minutes of questions and exchange. The seminar welcomes philosophers, digital humanists, computer scientists, anthropologists, cognitive scientists, and anyone interested in how computational approaches can enrich philosophical research.
The seminar is free and open to all. Interested participants are welcome to join by sending an email with the subject line "Participation in Seminar Cultural Analytics and Digital Approaches in Philosophy" to Hugo.Viciana[at]gmail.com or Hviciana[at]us.es

Sessions are held online and are not recorded, encouraging open discussion and engagement.

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