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All the Digital Humanists Are White, All the Nerds Are Men, but Some of Us Are Brave
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By Bailey on May 1st, 2012
  1. Gender & Sexuality
  2. Digital Humanities
  3. Race & Ethnicity
  1. #transformDH
  2. Black Girls Code
  3. critical code studies
  4. critical race theory
  5. disability
  6. women

Hello HASTAC!

My name is Moya Bailey and I had the opportunity to be a part of innaugral issue of the Journal of Digital Humanities. I'm...
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Critical Code Studies workshop - upcoming
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By Barnett on Jan 22nd, 2012
  1. Academia
  2. Coding & Development
  3. Digital Humanities
  1. code
  2. coding
  3. critical code studies

Note: the deadline for this working group is over, but I wanted to make sure the information and contact info was posted here, since our Critical...
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Introduction
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By Chinn on Sep 30th, 2011
  1. HASTAC Scholars
  1. critical code studies
  2. Technological production
  3. Technological reproduction

 
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New Book from MIT Press - Code/Space: Software and Everyday Life
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By Barnett on Jul 15th, 2011
  1. Coding & Development
  2. Software & Apps
  3. Reading & Writing
  1. book
  2. code
  3. computer code
  4. critical code studies
  5. everyday life
  6. MIT Press
  7. software
  8. Space

Thought you'd all like to know about this new book from MIT Press - Code/Space: Software and Everyday Life, by Rob Kitchin and Martin Dodge....
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Halavais on Critical Code Studies: Code is Never Neutral
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By Noble on Feb 9th, 2011
  1. Academia
  2. Coding & Development
  3. Internet & Web 2.0
  4. Privacy
  1. black box
  2. commodification
  3. critical code studies
  4. critical information studies
  5. Google
  6. privacy
  7. search engine optimization

Halavais reminds us in the introduction to this book that the search engine has become such a normative part of our experience with digital...
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Dyer-Witheford's Games of Empire: a Must Read for Critical Information Scholars
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By Noble on Feb 9th, 2011
  1. Academia
  2. Coding & Development
  3. Games & Gaming
  1. critical code studies
  2. critical information studies
  3. digital capital
  4. empire
  5. video games

Dyer-Witheford's thesis is that virtual games are not only a reflection of offline realities, but that they are a manifestation of capitalism and...
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Vaidhyanathan: The mandate for Critical Information Studies
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By Noble on Feb 9th, 2011
  1. Academia
  2. Coding & Development
  3. Legal, Licensing & Copyright
  1. copyright
  2. critical code studies
  3. critical information studies

Vaidhyanathan's manifesto is a call for interdisciplinary cooperation and cohesion around critical approaches to the study of information. He is...
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Code Critiques
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By program on Jan 18th, 2011
  1. Arts & Humanities
  1. code
  2. critical code studies
  3. humanities

Welcome to the Code Critique forum. Here we are focusing on reading and critiquing specific code snippets. To get the discussion started, your...
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Critical Code Studies
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By program on Jan 18th, 2011
  1. Academia
  2. Coding & Development
  3. Arts & Humanities
  4. Data & Information
  5. Digital Humanities
  6. Culture
  7. Technology
  1. code
  2. computer code
  3. critical code studies
  4. decoding
  5. HASTAC Scholars
  6. humanities
  7. scholars

At the recent MLA 2011, one of the largest conferences for humanities in the US, the question arose: 
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My involvement with Critical Code Studies
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By Lee on Jan 16th, 2011
  1. Coding & Development
  2. Pedagogy & Teaching
  1. critical code studies
  2. data analytics
  3. ontology
  4. phenomenology

The discovery of this area of study opens up a whole new epistemological frame by which I could define what I have myself been looking at in...
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