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Critical Code Studies
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By HASTAC Scholars program on Jan 18th, 2011
Scholars, Scholar Class 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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Code Critiques
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By HASTAC Scholars program on Jan 18th, 2011
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  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 hosts...
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Five Computer Skills for the Aspiring Digital Humanist
Blog entry
By Amanda Visconti on Sep 10th, 2009
  1. 21st Century Literacies
  2. Arts & Humanities
  3. Careers, Publishing & Tenure
  4. Digital Humanities
  5. Technology
  1. careers
  2. digital humanities
  3. humanities
  4. skills
  5. technology
I'm a second-year student in the Univeristy of Michigan's School of Information master's program (M.S.I.), and I've tailored my own specialization...
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What are we doing, anyway?
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By Bola King on Nov 13th, 2009
  1. Arts & Humanities
  2. Digital Humanities
  1. definitions
  2. digital
  3. digital humanities
  4. humanities
I'd like to revisit Amanda Visconti's blog post about the must-have technical skills for a digital humanist. Our department's Literature.Culture....
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The Future of the Humanities
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By Cathy Davidson on Jan 9th, 2010
  1. Arts & Humanities
  2. Careers, Publishing & Tenure
  3. Institutions & Organizations
  4. Culture
  5. Technology
  1. digital age
  2. humanities
  3. job market
  4. mission
  5. MLA
  6. technology
 
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The Haiti Lab
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By Cathy Davidson on Apr 7th, 2010
  1. Academia
  2. Arts & Humanities
  3. Collaboration
  4. International & Global
  5. Institutions & Organizations
  1. Haiti
  2. Haiti lab
  3. humanities
  4. knowledge
  5. University
Some days it feels awfully good being an academic, and even better to be a humanist.  I'm just back from the first meeting of the Haiti Lab, a...
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NY Times: "Humanities Must Justify Their Worth"
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By Cathy Davidson on Feb 25th, 2009
  1. Academia
  2. Arts & Humanities
  1. business
  2. education
  3. humanities
  4. liberal arts
  5. worth
  The New York Times today has an article, "In Tough Times, the Humanities Must Justify Their Worth." Here's the url. http://nytimes.com/2009/...
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Knowledge and Networks: A Model for Preprofessional Education
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By Cathy Davidson on Jul 5th, 2010
  1. Arts & Humanities
  2. Higher Education
  1. HASTAC@Duke
  2. humanities
  3. Knowledge and Networks
  4. MA degree
  5. preprofessional education
Last winter, some deans at Duke asked me (and the HASTAC team, of course) to think about what a next generation, pre-profressional Master's degree...
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Liveblogging the 2008 NC Science Blogging conference - Blogging in the Humanities and Social Sciences panel
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By Jonathan Tarr on Jan 19th, 2008
  1. Academia
  2. Arts & Humanities
  3. Collaboration
  4. Social Networks & Social Media
  5. Sciences & Neurosciences
  1. blogging
  2. Conferences
  3. humanities
  4. scienceblogging.com
  5. social sciences
  6. unconferences
Moderator: Martin Rundkvist.  Blog = aardvarchaeology, because it starts with two As: http://www.scienceblogs.com/aardvarchaeology
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Studying Antiquity in the Digital Age
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By Angela Kinney on Feb 8th, 2009
  1. HASTAC Conferences & Events
  2. Arts & Humanities
  3. Information Science & Archiving
  1. archiving
  2. classics
  3. HASTAC III
  4. humanities
  5. medieval studies
  6. Traversing Digital Boundaries
si enim sunt futura et praeterita, volo scire ubi sunt. quod si nondum valeo, scio tamen, ubicumque sunt, non ibi ea futura esse aut praeterita, sed...
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