Putting the Human Back into the Digital Humanities: Feminism, Generosity, and Mess

In her 2015 talk on women’s history in the digital world, Claire Potter observes “that like digital humanities, histories of media are so intertwined with histories of gender, race, and class as to require feminism” (“Putting the Humanities in Action: Why We Are All Digital Humanists, and Why That N...

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Hauptverfasser:	ELIZABETH LOSH, JACQUELINE WERNIMONT, LAURA WEXLER, HONG-AN WU
Format:	Buchkapitel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Anatomy Applied sciences Behavioral sciences Biological sciences Biology Body regions Communication systems Communications Communications technology Digital communication systems Digital humanities Education Encyclopedias Feminism Formal education Gender studies Harassment Historical methodology Historiography History History instruction History of science History of technology Human aggression Human back Human behavior Humanities instruction Information resources Information science Internet Mass communication Media studies Pedagogy Sexual violence Social behavior Social media Social sciences Technology Torso Violence Wikipedia
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Zusammenfassung:	In her 2015 talk on women’s history in the digital world, Claire Potter observes “that like digital humanities, histories of media are so intertwined with histories of gender, race, and class as to require feminism” (“Putting the Humanities in Action: Why We Are All Digital Humanists, and Why That Needs to Be a Feminist Project”). Her talk took place during a spring when news of police violence against unarmed black people in places ranging from Ferguson, Missouri, to Staten Island, New York, was so regular as to operate as a kind of violent cultural heartbeat documented by #BlackLivesMatter. It also