We will be kicking it around for the duration of the course, but here are some places you might begin investigating what we mean by Digital Humanities: <\/p>\n
Kathleen Fitzpatrick, “The Humanities, Done Digitally<\/a>,” Chronicle of Higher Education<\/i>, Digital Campus 8 May 2011<\/p>\n Chris Forster, “I’m Chris. Where am I wrong?<\/a>” HASTAC Scholars blog, 8 Sept 2010<\/p>\n Matt Kirschenbaum, “What is Digital Humanities and What’s it Doing in English Departments?<\/a>” ADE Bulletin 150, 2010 (PDF)<\/p>\n Patrick Svensson, “The Landscape of Digital Humanities<\/a>,” Digital Humanities Quarterly<\/i> 4(1), Summer 2010<\/p>\n CUNY Digital Humanities Resource Guide<\/a> <\/p>\n You may also want to follow Digital Humanities Now<\/a> as a blog or on Twitter @dhnow<\/a><\/p>\n Many thanks to Bethany Nowviskie of the UVA Scholars’ Lab<\/a>, who curated this list in a response<\/a> on the DHAnswers<\/a> forum<\/a>. Scholars’ Lab is a terrific example of cutting-edge DH work; another strong example is the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media<\/a> at George Mason University and if you’re a 19th century buff, take a look at NINES (Nineteenth Century Scholarship Online<\/a>) for another case study of DH in action.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" We will be kicking it around for the duration of the course, but here are some places you might begin investigating what we mean by Digital Humanities: Kathleen Fitzpatrick, “The Humanities, Done Digitally,” Chronicle of Higher Education, Digital Campus 8 … Continue reading