A view of digital humanities through its centers
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https://doi.org/10.3145/epi.2014.sep.05Keywords:
Digital humanities, DH, Digital humanities centers, Humanities computing, Digital scholarship, e-Research, Centres, Humanities, Social sciences.Abstract
Digital humanities (DH) have adopted different institutional forms in academia (centers, networks, projects, etc.). This study addresses the current state of DH through an analysis of its centers, as reported by the association CenterNet. We analysed websites, missions and social media presence of the centers in order to provide an overall picture. Results show a remarkable heterogeneity in the way DH are organised. Finally, some of the most debated issues (for instance, the borders of the field, problems of inclussion and exclusion, or a new cultural colonialism) are discussed.
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