Our book, "Memórias Digitais," invites readers to explore the future of historical research, especially in the context of the growing collaboration between the humanities and digital technologies, which together craft new narratives about the past. This carefully structured publication, divided into four distinct sections — O Digitalizado, O Digital, O Computacional, and O Historiador na Era do Big Data — examines how digital tools and data processing are transforming our understanding of history, pushing boundaries, and expanding horizons.
Each section of the book sheds light on different aspects of digital transformation in historical studies:
O Digitalizado focuses on democratizing access to history through digital archives.
O Digital delves into innovations that enhance memory preservation.
O Computacional presents computational perspectives and the evolving research methods in historical studies.
O Historiador na Era do Big Data considers the role of historians in an age rich with digital data, emphasizing new possibilities for historical analysis and archival accessibility.
In "Memórias Digitais," authors investigate colonial heritage, the history of slavery, and modern experiences, revealing the multidimensional role of digital technology in preserving collective memory.
The book is available online for free, and physical copies can be purchased in Brazil.
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