French and Francophone Digital Humanities Projects

Applications of techniques from Humanities & Social Sciences digital scholarship used to study architecture and cultural heritage.

Leader in international research concerning the ancient world from Egypt to late antiquity, and geographically covering the entire Mediterranean area.

Focuses on analyzing language, both written and oral. Among its teams include InSitu, ADIS-lst and CÉDILLES.

Examines linguistics and language across the world. Groups include DENDY, DTT and HELAN2.

Explores themes of economic & social history; eco-history; history of power and conflict; intellectual thought and cultural production; and the creation of memory. Databases produced include CIMARCONET; EGO/écrits de Guerre et d’occupation (1939-1945); Gazette Renaudot; MONTEDITE; Hommes et loups.

Works on aspects of the French language. Along with ARTFL, created Frantext. Projects include DÉRom; DMF; Histoire du lexique politique français; FEW; Réseau Lexical du Français; ORTOLANG

Researches all aspects of mediaeval civilization.

Studies the history of the working class, unions and popular movements.

Explores early modern and modern history. Projects include Les Archives parlementaires (1787-1799); BasArt, programme Artl@s; Harmonia Universalis : pour une prosopographie de la Société de l’Harmonie Universelle (1783-1786); Imprimeurs, libraires et gens du livre parisiens, XVIIIe siècle.

Studies art history from the Middle Ages through today.

In addition to the history of art, this institute studies such areas as visual studies, études mémorielles et patrimoniales, War studies et conflits.

A project of laboratoire LaTTiCe, part of UMR 8094; declares itself to be the " first dependency treebank for Old French. It consists of syntactically annotated parts of two text corpora of Medieval French."