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An STS analysis of a digital humanities collaboration: trading zones, boundary objects, and interactional expertise in the DECRYPT project

Interdisciplinary Studies

An STS analysis of a digital humanities collaboration: trading zones, boundary objects, and interactional expertise in the DECRYPT project

B. Láng and B. Megyesi

This article delves into the DECRYPT project, a fascinating intersection of diverse disciplines including computational linguistics, history, and AI. Authored by Benedek Láng and Beáta Megyesi, the study highlights the innovative use of trading zones and boundary objects to bridge communication gaps in this groundbreaking digital humanities initiative.

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