Much attention has been paid in recent years to the digital future of scholarship, and in particularly to the technological and infrastructural development necessary to [...]
The word 'text' in this title does double duty. First, it identifies the videogame itself as a text in the general sense: the object of [...]
Often, any attempt to read fragile texts, such as papyrus rolls, fundamentally and irreversibly alters the structure of the object in which they are contained. [...]
Well into the second decade of the web, many aspiring digital humanists still find it difficult to mount online exhibitions and publish collections-based research because [...]
What can libraries (and digital libraries) contribute to the infrastructure of the web, and how do libraries need to change to do this?
I want to ask the related questions of where we are and where we are headed in the digital humanities. Since I am an historian, [...]
For our first Digital Dialogue of the new academic year, come learn about recently completed work at MITH funded by an NEH Digital Humanities Start [...]
In this talk I will discuss early cinema as new media in the context of my recent book, Body Shots: Cinema's Incarnations, 1893-1904 (University of [...]
Since its official launch in 2003, Second Life, the popular 3D interactive world created by Linden Lab, has become an unlikely destination for librarians, bibliophiles, [...]
Many of you will have seen the news about MITH's most recent grant activity, a new NEH/JISC funded project on digitizing Shakespeare's Quartos undertaken in [...]