denten · January 21, 2014 20:05
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 Columbia's *Record* has recently asked me to define digital humanities for an upcoming issue about the state of the field on campus. My best attempt at it was to write:

 Digital humanities are a diverse set of overlapping academic practices which usually include some mixture of 1) computational and otherwise experimental approaches to the study of the human condition; 2) modalities of cultural preservation, content curation, and knowledge design; and finally, 3) social advocacy and professional reform in response to developments in information technology.
	Columbia's Record has recently asked me to define digital humanities for an upcoming issue about the state of the field on campus. My best attempt at it was to write:

	Digital humanities are a diverse set of overlapping academic practices which usually include some mixture of 1) computational and otherwise experimental approaches to the study of the human condition; 2) modalities of cultural preservation, content curation, and knowledge design; and finally, 3) social advocacy and professional reform in response to developments in information technology.