Medieval History
A history of the humanities in the 20th century could be chronicled in ?isms? ? formalism, Freudianism, structuralism, postcolonialism ? grand intellectual cathedrals from which assorted interpretations of literature, politics and culture spread.
The next big idea in language, history and the arts? Data.
Members of a new generation of digitally savvy humanists argue it is time to stop looking for inspiration in the next political or philosophical ?ism? and start exploring how technology is changing our understanding of the liberal arts. This latest frontier is about method, they say, using powerful technologies and vast stores of digitized materials that previous humanities scholars did not have.
Click here to read this article from the New York Times
- Humanities And Inhumanities
Perhaps it's something in the air, but there have been a number of essays defending the Humanities and Liberal Arts in academia in recent days (and I'm, admittedly, coming late to this party). Just to point to a few things: The Chronicle...
- Centre For E-research Seminar: Digital Transformations Of Research And Styles Of Knowing
Digital Transformations of Research and Styles of KnowingRalph Schroeder, Senior Research Fellow, Oxford Internet InstituteEric T. Meyer, Research Fellow, Oxford Internet InstituteTuesday 17 January, 6.15pm, Anatomy Museum. Followed by drinks. In recent...
- Cfp: The Computational Turn (with Website)
SWANSEA UNIVERSITY http://sites.google.com/site/dmberry/home/location 9TH MARCH 2010 http://www.thecomputationalturn.com/ Keynote: N. Katherine Hayles http://fds.duke.edu/db/aas/Literature/faculty/n.hayles (Professor of Literature at Duke University)....
- New Ma Programme In Digital Asset Management
New MA programme in Digital Asset Management The Centre for Computing in the Humanities (CCH) in collaboration with the Centre for e-Research both at King?s College London has just launched its new Masters Programme in Digital Asset Management. This complements...
- Digital Resources For Humanities & Arts
> Dear all, with apologies for any cross posting, please note that > the annual conference 'Digital Resources for Humanities & Arts' is > taking place in Cambridge this year, from 14-17th September. The > call for papers is now open - closing...
Medieval History
Digital Keys for Unlocking the Humanities? Riches
A history of the humanities in the 20th century could be chronicled in ?isms? ? formalism, Freudianism, structuralism, postcolonialism ? grand intellectual cathedrals from which assorted interpretations of literature, politics and culture spread.
The next big idea in language, history and the arts? Data.
Members of a new generation of digitally savvy humanists argue it is time to stop looking for inspiration in the next political or philosophical ?ism? and start exploring how technology is changing our understanding of the liberal arts. This latest frontier is about method, they say, using powerful technologies and vast stores of digitized materials that previous humanities scholars did not have.
Click here to read this article from the New York Times
- Humanities And Inhumanities
Perhaps it's something in the air, but there have been a number of essays defending the Humanities and Liberal Arts in academia in recent days (and I'm, admittedly, coming late to this party). Just to point to a few things: The Chronicle...
- Centre For E-research Seminar: Digital Transformations Of Research And Styles Of Knowing
Digital Transformations of Research and Styles of KnowingRalph Schroeder, Senior Research Fellow, Oxford Internet InstituteEric T. Meyer, Research Fellow, Oxford Internet InstituteTuesday 17 January, 6.15pm, Anatomy Museum. Followed by drinks. In recent...
- Cfp: The Computational Turn (with Website)
SWANSEA UNIVERSITY http://sites.google.com/site/dmberry/home/location 9TH MARCH 2010 http://www.thecomputationalturn.com/ Keynote: N. Katherine Hayles http://fds.duke.edu/db/aas/Literature/faculty/n.hayles (Professor of Literature at Duke University)....
- New Ma Programme In Digital Asset Management
New MA programme in Digital Asset Management The Centre for Computing in the Humanities (CCH) in collaboration with the Centre for e-Research both at King?s College London has just launched its new Masters Programme in Digital Asset Management. This complements...
- Digital Resources For Humanities & Arts
> Dear all, with apologies for any cross posting, please note that > the annual conference 'Digital Resources for Humanities & Arts' is > taking place in Cambridge this year, from 14-17th September. The > call for papers is now open - closing...