The workshop focussed on the correlation between social and linguistic networks and their dynamics that had so far not been investigated systematically. Media scientists, information scientists, scientists doing research into networks from the fields of informatics, text technology and physics, sociologists and linguists discussed options, potentialities, as well as overlapping interests of their research on complex multi-level networks on the basis of empirical examples in particular from the Web 2.0, but also using historical documents, reception-networks from the science of art and literary studies.
Participants
Steffen Albrecht (Dresden), Michael Beißwenger (Dortmund), Philippe Blanchard (Bielefeld), Hans-Jürgen Bucher (Trier), Sascha Diwersy (Köln), Claudia Fraas (Chemnitz), Roman Halfmann (Lublin), Rainer Hammwöhner (Regensburg), Gerhard Heyer (Leipzig), Michael Jäckel (Trier), David Krieger (Luzern), Rainer Kuhlen (Konstanz), Henning Lobin (Gießen), Thomas Malsch (Hamburg), Maximilian Schich (Boston, MA), Volker Schütte (Bonn), Christian Stegbauer (Frankfurt am Main), Angelika Storrer (Dortmund), Doris Tophinke (Paderborn), Benno Wagner (Siegen), Josef Wehner (Bielefeld)
Further information on this ZiF Workshop you can find at the Conference program
