MEGATRENDS AND MEDIA

TRANSFORMATION OF THE MEDIA GARDEN
Conclusion
Finally, in addition to what has been said it is important to point out that
the discussion on DH/MS intersection takes place without some serious
conlicts of ideological nature. Instead of fundamental contradiction that
restrains from the productivity we are witnessing an effective debate of
different attitudes and interests. The exchange of views is pragmatically
happening on the behalf of MS/DH scholarship enhancement.
We are conident that further methodological and conceptual clariication
as well as the developing of new digital tools are capable of increasing
the relevance and prestige of MS/DH on the both side.
Acknowledgement:
The paper is part of a grant project realized at the Constantine the
Philosopher University in Nitra: UGA I/18/2014, Digital humanities -
overview a applications, 1/2014 – 12/2015.
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