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Contents Acknowledgments........................................................................................... vii Foreword............................................................................................................ ix. Joan K. Lippincott Introduction....................................................................................................xiii Laura R. Braunstein, Liorah Golomb, and Arianne Hartsell-Gundy Part 1 Why Digital Humanities? Reasons for Subject Specialists to Acquire DH Skills Chapter 1............................................................................................................ 3 Traversing the Gap Subject Specialists Connecting Humanities Researchers and Digital Scholarship Centers Katie Gibson, Marcus Ladd, and Jenny Presnell Chapter 2.......................................................................................................... 19 Moderating a Meaningful DH Conversation for Graduate Students in the Humanities Kathleen A. Langan and Ilse Schweitzer VanDonkelaar iii
iv CONTENTS Chapter 3.......................................................................................................... 39 Construction and Disruption Building Communities of Practice, Queering Subject Liaisons Caro Pinto Chapter 4.......................................................................................................... 53 Distant Reading, Computational Stylistics, and Corpus Linguistics The Critical Theory of Digital Humanities for Literature Subject Librarians David D. Oberhelman Part 2 Getting Involved in Digital Humanities Chapter 5.......................................................................................................... 69 Digital Humanities Curriculum Support inside the Library Zoe Borovsky and Elizabeth McAulay Chapter 6.......................................................................................................... 83 A Checklist for Digital Humanities Scholarship Elizabeth Lorang and Kathleen A. Johnson Chapter 7........................................................................................................ 103 In Practice and Pedagogy Digital Humanities in a Small College Environment Christina Bell Part 3 Collaboration, Spaces, and Instruction Chapter 8........................................................................................................ 129 Digital Humanities for the Rest of Us Judy Walker
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56 DISTANT READING Many academics r
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60 DISTANT READING Moretti hearkens
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62 DISTANT READING analysis, especi
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64 DISTANT READING intermediaries o
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66 DISTANT READING Mathson, Stephan
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CHAPTER FIVE Digital Humanities Cur
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CHAPTER FIVE 71 ture (Henri), a dig
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104 IN PRACTICE AND PEDAGOGY no sma
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106 IN PRACTICE AND PEDAGOGY Digita
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112 IN PRACTICE AND PEDAGOGY need s
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116 IN PRACTICE AND PEDAGOGY librar
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CHAPTER EIGHT 131 collaborative spa
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CHAPTER TEN Spaces, Skills, and Syn
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CHAPTER TEN 187 Schoenberg Institut
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CHAPTER TEN 189 Collaborations in t
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Digital Humanities PART 4 IN THE LI
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210 A DIGITAL ADVENTURE the two maj
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Appendix Tools and Resources Refere
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APPENDIX 279 VoiceThread (http://vo
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Contributors Tami Albin is an Assoc
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CONTRIBUTORS 283 Frances Devlin is
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