Tag Archives: Digital Humanities

Matthew Evan Davis – Meeting the Medieval in a Digital World

INTRODUCTION – MATTHEW EVAN DAVIS, TAMSYN MAHONEY-STEEL, AND ECE TURNATOR 1 – This time of renewal has become a key part of how we have dealt [...]

21 November, 2021

Roy Rosenzweig – Clio Wired

6 – Thus historians need to be thinking simultaneously about how to research, write, and teach in a world of unheard-of historical abundance and how [...]

21 November, 2021

Bonnie Ruberg – Video Games Have Always Been Queer

1 – Amidst a dominant games culture that has proven itself to be openly hostile to diversity, the politics of queer play echo outward across games [...]

19 November, 2021

Roopika Risam – New Digital Worlds

3 – The Puerto Rico Mapathon is an important example of how postcolonial digital humanities has come to the fore as an intervention in digital [...]

19 November, 2021

Elizabeth Losh & Jacqueline Wernimont – Bodies of Information

Introduction – Jacqueline Wernimont and Elizabeth Losh Ix – This volume also emerges in an era when the tasks of intersectional feminisms, of [...]

19 November, 2021

Jerome McGann – A New Republic of Letters

1 – Here is surely a truth now universally acknowledged: that the whole of our cultural inheritance has to be recurated and reedited in digital forms [...]

18 November, 2021

Patrik Svensson – Between Humanities and the Digital

1 – The volume describes the breadth and depth of how the humanities engage with the digital and information technology, including [...]

18 October, 2021

Eric T. Meyer – Knowledge Machines

1 – This book is about how the Internet has transformed knowledge. More specifically, it is about how digital tools and data, used collaboratively [...]

16 October, 2021

Susan Schreibman – A New Companion to Digital Humanities

PREFACE Xvii – It remains debatable whether digital humanities should be regarded as a “discipline in its own right,” rather than a set of related [...]

15 October, 2021

Franco Moretti – Graphs, Maps, Trees

2 – The distant reason for these choices lies in my Marxist formation, which was profoundly influenced by Galvano DellaVolpe, and entailed therefore [...]

9 October, 2021

Thomas Bartscherer – Switching Codes

INTRODUCTION 2 – It is precisely this kind of dialogue— the exchange between Powers and the other contributors— that Switching Codes aims to [...]

5 October, 2021

Julie Thompson Klein – Interdisciplining Digital Humanities

Foreword Cathy N. Davidson Vii – Interdisciplining Digital Humanities: Boundary Work in an Emerging Field challenges the reader to not only visit the [...]

2 October, 2021

Arthur & Bode – Advancing Digital Humanities

INTRO – Collecting Ourselves – Katherine Bode and Paul Longley Arthur 1- Digital humanities has become an influential and widely adopted term [...]

30 September, 2021

Domenico Fiormonte – The Digital Humanist

Preface Digital Humanities at a political turn? Geoffrey Rockwell X – The new version of this book is current, accessible, and argues that humanists [...]

26 September, 2021

Matthew K. Gold – Debates in the digital humanities. 2019

INTRO – A DH That Matters – Matthew K. Gold and Lauren F. Klein Ix – What is the role of the digital humanities in the charged [...]

25 September, 2021

Constance Crompton – Doing Digital Humanities

1 – The Digital Humanities Summer Institute has grown concurrently with the dynamic field of digital humanities. Best defined as the intersection of [...]

20 September, 2021

Anne Burdick – Digital_Humanities

Vii – The present volume puts itself forward in support of a Digital Humanities that asks what it means to be a human being in the networked [...]

19 September, 2021