IS TECHNOLOGY GOOD FOR CULTURE?
SAT. OCT 4, 2013
Karl Kraus, media criticism, and the digital age. With Jonathan Franzen and Clay Shirky. Moderated by Henry Finder.
1. At the start of class: Digital Humanities could be defined as the broad and fluctuating assortment of an amalgamation of all facets of the established humanities which are connected and/or mediated by […]
What I found interesting about Kirschenbaum”s article “The Book-Writing Machine” (aside from the window being removed and the weight of the computer) was the absurd amount of […]
King’s “Word Processor of the Gods” was an amusing read. It’s a bit dated (1983) but still holds captures what we all probably thought when our fingers touched keyboards… that the word processor could be […]
I also enjoyed Kathleen Fitzpatrick’s lecture on the future of scholarship and the challenges ahead. Not only is she a very passionate lecturer, she offered varying perceptions and trials ahead. Traditional peer […]
digital humanities — a field of research, teaching, and creation that couples the disciplines of the humanities with computational approaches. Digital humanities projects often use such […]
