What is digital humanities
What is Digital Humanities? Digital Humanities is the critical study of the intersection between digital technologies, disciplines in the Arts and Humanities, and scholarly communication. The University of Reading’s approach to Digital Humanities sees it as a discipline in its own right. As such, work that engages with Digital Humanities is inherently interdisciplinary. There are two main ways in which you might engage with Digital Humanities methods and principles in your research: the use of digital tools and software for interpretation and analysis of research questions in the Arts and Humanities, or for the collection, manipulation, or visualisation of Arts/Humanities research data the application of critical traditions in Arts and Humanities research to digital technologies, including those used for research and how the use of this technology changes the research outcome Digital Humanities work does not have to be a single type of research – and it probably isn’t what you thi...
