Digital Humanities: New Special Issue of dh+lib: “Digital Humanities In the Library / Of the Library”

From the Introduction to 2016 Special Issue by Editors of dh+lib:

What are the points of contact between digital humanities and libraries? What is at stake, and what issues arise when the two meet? Where are we, and where might we be going? Who are “we”? By posing these questions in the CFP for a new dh+lib special issue, the editors hoped for sharp, provocative meditations on the state of the field. We are proud to present the result, ten wide-ranging contributions by twenty-two authors, collectively titled “Digital Humanities In the Library / Of the Library.”

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On the Word, Digital
Craig Dietrich and Ashley Sanders
Is Promotion and Tenure Inhibiting DH/Library Collaboration? A Case for Care and Repair
J. Matthew Huculak and Lisa Goddard
“Peripheries, Barriers, Hierarchies”: Towards a Praxis of Critical Librarianship and Digital Humanities
Pamella Lach, Brian Rosenblum, Élika Ortega, and Stephanie Gamble
Between a Book and a Hard Place: Translating the Value of Digital Humanities in a Reconfigured Library
Purdom Lindblad, Laura Miller, and Jeremy Boggs
Do DH Librarians Need to be in the Library?: DH Librarianship in Academic Units
Brandon Locke and Kristen Mapes
Not Your DH Teddy Bear; or, Emotional Labor is Not Going Away
Paige Morgan
What Does Digital Feminist Curation Look Like?
Jennifer Rajchel and Elizabeth Myers
Cross-disciplinarity at the Crossroads
Sarah Stanley and Micah Vandegrift
Developing Research Tools via Voices from the Field
Smiljana Antonijević Ubois and Ellysa Stern Cahoy
When Metadata Becomes Outreach: Indexing, Describing, and Encoding for DH
Emma Annette Wilson and Mary Alexander

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