37.3 - Digital Humanities

Special Issue

• Manfred Thaller: Controversies around the Digital Humanities: An Agenda.
• Willard McCarty: The Residue of Uniqueness.
• Susan Schreibman: Digital Humanities: Centres and Peripheries.
• Domenico Fiormonte: Towards a Cultural Critique of the Digital Humanities.
• Jan Christoph Meister: DH is Us or on the Unbearable Lightness of a Shared Methodology.   
• Jeremy Huggett: Core or Periphery? Digital Humanities from an Archeological Perspective.
• Espen S. Ore: Document Markup – Why? How?
• Desmond Schmidt: The Role of Markup in the Digital Humanities.
• Sheila Anderson & Tobias Blanke: Taking the Long View: From e-Science Humanities to Humanities Digital Ecosystems.
• Joris van Zundert: If You Build It, Will We Come? Large Scale Digital Infrastructures as a Dead End for Digital Humanities.
• Helen R. Tibbo: Placing the Horse before the Cart: Conceptual and Technical Dimensions of Digital Curation.
• Henry M. Gladney: Long-Term Digital Preservation: A Digital Humanities Topic?
• Hans-Christoph Hobohm: Can Digital Libraries Generate Knowledge?

Focus

• Eric A. Johnson, Ricardo D. Salvatore & Pieter Spierenburg: Murder and Mass Murder in Pre-Modern Latin America: From Pre-Colonial Aztec Sacrifices to the End of Colonial Rule, an Introductory Comparison with European Societies.
• Wolfgang Gabbert: The longue durée of Colonial Violence in Latin America.
• Caroline Dodds Pennock: Mass Murder or Religious Homicide? Rethinking Human Sacrifice and Interpersonal Violence in Aztec Society.         
• Martha Few: Medical Humanitarianism and Smallpox Inoculation in Eighteenth-Century Guatemala.

Mixed Issue

• Sarah Moreels & Mattijs Vandezande: Migration and Reproduction in Transitional Times. Stopping Behaviour of Immigrants and Natives in the Belgian City of Antwerp (1810-1925).
• Gunnar Lind, Haase Svendsen, Gert Tinggaard Svendsen & Peter Graeff: Explaining the Emergence of Social Trust: Denmark and Germany.