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Local Gazetteers Research Tools (LoGaRT)
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Developed as part of the Local Gazetteers Working Group in Department III, “Local Gazetteers Research Tools” (LoGaRT) is a software for searching, analyzing, and collecting data from digitized Chinese local gazetteers (difangzhi 地方志)—major primary sources for the study of China’s local history.
Local Gazetteers Research Tools (LoGaRT)
Visit website„Local Gazetteers Research Tools“ (LoGaRT) wurde als Teil der Local Gazetteers Working Group in Abteilung III entwickelt und ist eine Software zum Suchen, Analysieren und Sammeln von Daten digitalisierter chinesischer Regionalbeschreibungen (difangzhi, 地 方志) - wichtige Primärquellen für das Studium von Regionalgeschichte in China.
Maths is Revolutionising the Study of History—Here's How
No 8
The study of history traditionally brings to mind images of dark, winding archives, and the smell of dust; visions of academics poring through piles of documents to uncover secrets and find the missing piece, piles that are invariably too small to cover the subject and too high to be worked through.
Matteo Valleriani
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Maths is Revolutionising the Study of History—Here's How
No 8
The study of history traditionally brings to mind images of dark, winding archives, and the smell of dust; visions of academics poring through piles of documents to uncover secrets and find the missing piece, piles that are invariably too small to cover the subject and too high to be worked through.
Matteo Valleriani
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Local Gazetteers Research Tools (LoGaRT): A Digital Resource for Researching Chinese History
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Starting in the tenth century, Chinese officials—based on guidelines from the central administration—began to periodically collect data on local geographic, social, and economic conditions in the provincial capitals, urban centers, prefectures, districts, and marketplaces.
Sean Wang
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LoGaRT-Forschungstools für Regionalbeschreibungen: Eine digitale Ressource zur Erforschung der chinesischen Geschichte
No 71
Ab dem 10. Jahrhundert begannen chinesische Beamte, basierend auf Richtlinien der Zentralregierung, mit der regelmäßigen Sammlung von regionalen Daten zu den geographischen, sozialen und wirtschaftlichen Bedingungen von Provinzhauptstädten, städtischen Zentren, Präfekturen, Bezirken und Marktplätzen.
Sean Wang
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