This issue is a collection of papers by librarians, academic researchers, and scholars working in areas of DH, including non-Western contexts whose voices are so often left out of mainstream discussions. The papers collected in this issue present a vision of the Library as a central partner in DH scholarship; therefore, positioning the Library not just as a place to consume knowledge but as a place where new knowledge is actively co-created by researchers and librarians alike. My colleague Megan Lobay and I hope you enjoy these pieces!
From humanities computing to the digital humanities: a literature review by Allan Cho, Megan Meredith-Lobay (pp. 154 - 161)
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Kindles, card catalogs, and the future of libraries: a collaborative digital humanities project by Anna L. Neatrour, Elizabeth Callaway, Rebekah Cummings (pp. 162 - 187)
Keywords: Future of libraries, Digital humanities, Topic modeling, Close reading, Distant reading, Interdisciplinary collaboration
Type: Research paper
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Back to basics: Supporting digital humanities and community collaboration using the core strength of the academic library by Shannon Lucky, Craig Harkema (pp. 188 - 199)
Keywords: Collaboration, Community, Academic libraries, Cultural heritage, Digital humanities, Digitization
Type: Research paper
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Respecting the language: digitizing Native American language materials by Mary Wise, Sarah R. Kostelecky (pp. 200 - 214)
Keywords: Digitization, Collaboration, Digital humanities, Digital collection, Native American language, Zuni Pueblo
Type: Case study
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Finding a place for genealogy and family history in the digital humanities by Casey Daniel Hoeve (pp. 215 - 226)
Keywords: Libraries, Intersectionality, Cultural analysis humanities, Genetic ancestry, Historical societies,Humanities computing
Type: Conceptual Paper
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Digital Korean studies: recent advances and new frontiers by Javier Cha (pp. 227 - 244)
Keywords: Digital Korean studies, Digital humanities, Korean studies, South Korea, Digital archives
Type: Research paper
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