Digital Humanities Now: a State of the Art

Simon Burrows; Tully Barnett

Digital Humanities Now: a State of the Art

Simon Burrows
, Tully Barnett

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Abstract

Prof. Simon Burrows and Dr. Tully Barnett consider how DH should be defined, what it is as well as its limits. They will explore whether owing to its broad applications, whether DH is unavoidable for scholars in the Humanities, and whether we are all Digital Humanists now. The discussion can be viewed here: http://www.achrc.net/digital-humanities-series/

Original language	English
Place of Publication	http://www.achrc.net/digital-humanities-series/
Publisher	Australian Consortium of Humanities Researchers and Centres
Size	3596
Publication status	Published - 2021

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