Kimon Keramidas, Bard Graduate Center While reading through this chronicle of our experiences , there is a particular term that may be conspicuously absent depending on the particular realms of academic discourse you follow: digital humanities. Digital humanities as a concept has rocketed to national prominence in recent years as both a legitimate movement and [...]
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Afterword: The DML and the Digital Humanities
Filed Under: Issue Two Tagged With: digital humanities, institutional politics
Philosophy through the Macroscope: Technologies, Representations, and the History of the Profession
Chris Alen Sula, Pratt Institute Abstract Macroscopes are tools for viewing what is too large, complex, or dynamic to perceive with the naked eye. This paper examines the use and history of macroscopy in philosophy to represent ideas, trends, and other aspects of the field. Particular emphasis is given to the growing Phylo project, which [...]
Filed Under: Issue One Tagged With: bibliography, digital humanities, history of philosophy, information visualization, philosophy, social networks
