Book part: Surfing the web, algorithmic criticism and Digital Humanities
Abstract
The interviewees address the fear of ‘derailment’ on the digital
highway, the ‘lack of deep thinking’ among their students and
the worry of humanists (and especially the ‘old folks’) to be devalued as thinkers by technological advances. They speak
about the pluriformism of the Digital Humanities movement,
about visualized thinking and collaborative theorization,
about the connection between cultural criticism and Digital
Humanities, they share their mixed experiences with the Digital
Humanities program at UCLA, explain why most innovative
work is done by tenured faculty and muse about the ideal
representative of Digital Humanities.
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