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Building an Archive: Baking a Cake
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By AnaMaria Seglie on Oct 1st, 2011
  1. Arts & Humanities
  2. Digital Humanities
  3. International & Global
  4. Digital Media & Learning
  5. Higher Education
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  1. 19th century
  2. American history
  3. American literature
  4. Americas
  5. archive
  6. archiving
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  8. borders
  9. building an archive
  10. collection
  11. digital archive
  12. hemispheric studies
  13. interdisciplinarity
  14. OAAP
  15. our americas
  16. Rice University

(Map of the American Hemisphere, 1823 from Rice Unviersity's Woodson Research Center...
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Call for Papers: American Literature Special Issue on New Media and the Digital Humanities
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By Patrick Jagoda on Aug 5th, 2011
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snobbery and digital literacy education
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By Jenna McWilliams on Jul 16th, 2011
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  1. American literature
  2. digital education
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  4. media literacy

I've been thinking lately about Roger Ebert and digital media snobbery.

I found out through my colleague John Jones that Ebert, a blogger...
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"The American Literature Scholar in a Digital Age": an essays collection
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By Anna Rose Beck on Feb 2nd, 2011
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Syllabus: A "Traditional" American Literature Course for the 21st Century
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By Cathy Davidson on Jan 4th, 2009
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People often ask me why I don't "take on" those "dumbest generation"and "coming of the dark ages" types who make silly generalizationssupported by...
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