Is Humanities Computing An Academic Discipline?
An Interdisciplinary Faculty/Graduate Student Seminar
References:
Articles:
- Willard McCarty, "We would know how we know what we know: Responding to the computational transformation of the humanities"
- Willard McCarty, "What is humanities computing? Toward a Definition of the Field" (reading for September 24th)
- Espen Aarseth, "The Field of Humanistic Informatics and its Relation to the Humanities" (reading for September 24th)
- Stanley Chodorow, "Taking the Humanities Off Life-Support"
- David Noble, "Digital Diploma Mills"
- Hoyt Duggan, "Some Un-Revolutionary Aspects of Computer Editing"
- John Unsworth, "Electronic Scholarship, or Scholarly Publishing and the Public"
- Jerome McGann, "The Rationale of Hypertext"
- Interview with Allen Renear
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Local Examples, Opportunities, and Resources:
- School of Architecture
- Exhibition of Spatial Analysis and Computer Graphics at the School of Architcecture (Spring, 1998)
- Student Work Online at the School of Architecture
- The Architecture of Thomas Jefferson, R. Wilson
- Washington Places, M. Bednar
- Vital Signs, D. Dougald, M. Bednar
- Charlottesville Urban Design and Affordable Housing, K. Schwartz
- Technologies for Teaching Design in Architecture and Engineering, K. Martini
- The Pompeii Forum Project, J. Dobbins, K. Martini, R. Rainey
- The Libraries
- Electronic Text Center
- Faculty, Staff, and Student Projects with the Electronic Text Center
- Digital Media Center
- Users' Projects at the Digital Media Center
- Fine Arts Library Resources: Technology, Media, and Culture
- Special Collections Digital Center
- Faculty and Student Projects
- Information Technology and Communication
- ITC's New Media Center
- Teaching + Technology Initiative
- Yahoo Ranks UVa in top 20 Wired Universities
- Virginia Center for Digital History
- Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities
- IATH Research Reports
- English Department
- Web-Accessible Projects in the English Department
- American Studies at UVa
- Graduate Technologies and Literary Studies Open House (1996 and 1997 project examples)
- 1999 International Humanities Computing Conference (to be held in Charlottesville, June 9-13)
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Humanities Computing Programs Elsewhere:
- Humanities Computing Departments and Degrees:
- Department of Humanistic Informatics, University of Bergen
- Humanistic Informatics, Aalborg University, Denmark
- Alfa-Informatica (Humanities Computing), University of Groningen, The Netherlands
- Humanities Computing Courses, Minors, and Concentrations in Other Departments:
- Academic Courses at The Humanities Advanced Technology and Information Institute, Glasgow University
- Humanities With Applied Computing, Kings College, London
- English Ph.D. with Concentration in Computers and English Studies, University of Texas at Austin
- Humanities Computing Courses at McMaster University, Home Page
- Planning Documents for the McMaster Program
- Humanities Computing, University of Rome "La Sapienza"
- Pallas (Humanities Computing) Modules at the University of Exeter
- Computers & the Humanities Program: Undergraduate Minors at Brigham Young University
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Discussion:
- Humanist Archives Vol. 10 : 10.0592 disciplined training
- Humanist Archives Vol. 10 : 10.0594 disciplined training
- Humanist Archives Vol. 10 : 10.0600 disciplined training
- Humanist Archives Vol. 10 : 10.0606 disciplined training
- Humanist Archives Vol. 10 : 10.0608 disciplined training
- Humanist Archives Vol. 10 : 10.0613 disciplined training
- Humanist Archives Vol. 12 : 12.0346 Basic Problems in Humanities Computing
- Humanist Archives Vol. 12 : 12.0351 Basic Problems in Humanities Computing
- Humanist Archives Vol. 13 : 13.0029: Humanities Computing Discussion
- Humanist Archives Vol. 13 : 13.0033: Humanities Computing Discussion
- Humanist Archives Vol. 13 : 13.0035: Humanities Computing Discussion
- Humanist Archives Vol. 13 : 13.0038: Humanities Computing Discussion
- Humanist Archives Vol. 13 : 13.0042: Humanities Computing Discussion
- Humanist Archives Vol. 13 : 13.0045: Humanities Computing Discussion
- Humanist Archives Vol. 13 : 13.0130: economics, sociology & the history of our science
- Humanist Archives Vol. 13 : 13.0162: The Legitimacy of Humanities Computing
- Humanist Archives Vol. 13 : 13.0157: Text-Analysis
- Humanist Archives Vol. 13 : 13.0236: Humanities Computing and Editing
- Humanist Archives Vol. 13 : 13.0252: Humanities Computing
- Humanist Archives Vol. 13 : 13.0274 "Computers, Literature & Philology" report
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