Hi Frédéric,
I appreciated your blog post, and while I am in favor of vigorous criticisms from all directions, I hope that this list in particular can be a place where concerns about the global cultural implications and affordances of digital technology in the humanities can receive thorough and sympathetic consideration. These are issues of tremendous importance inside the academy and to some extent outside of it, and they need wide and careful discussion.
David
On Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 7:29 AM, Frédéric Clavert frederic@clavert.netwrote:
Dear all,
I'm new to the list - I knew I should have been member of it for a while - and my first message will be an answer to an answer to a post of mine.
Yes, my quantitative examples are flimsy. But my post is not based on them. It's just an illustration to a feeling which is: there are many non-english speaking DH projects that are somewhere on a hidden continent, because they're not in English. And it would be great to bring them a bit of light.
As for as action is concerned, I already participated to several THATCamp Organisation committees (Paris (twice), Florence, Luxembourg-Trier) and organised two conferences on history and the digital era in Luxembourg (and the third is on its way). I also have to deal with a team of enginers, documentalists and one historian (myself) that work on the present and future of a multilingual digital library (http://www.cvce.eu).
Beyond that, I never refuse a beer.
best, Frédéric
2013/4/28 Alex Gil colibri.alex@gmail.com:
Let us begin it. Que comience!
On Sat, Apr 27, 2013 at 10:53 PM, Craig Bellamy txt@craigbellamy.net wrote:
Dear GO
I find the post curious Domenico, but the DH is just a small part of the world, it isn't the world. The post is reductive and build on some monumental and flimsy quantitative generalisations. What's wrong with down-loading a text, marking it up, playing around with it and posting
it
for others to have a look at?. There is no action in the post and the
ideas
in it could be broken down into a few blocks of quality time where some excellent work could be produced. The DH is about technology and if
there
are barriers to applying technology in all sorts of social or cultural contents then there are some really nice people who could be asked for assistance.
If Frederic is ever in Melbourne I'll take him out for a beer.
Kind regards,
Craig
On 27/04/2013 11:04 PM, Domenico Fiormonte wrote:
I guess people on this list would be interested in reading this post by Frédéric Clavert:
http://www.clavert.net/the-digital-humanities-multicultural-revolution-did-n...
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