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UCLDH/CESTA Seminar 2020/21

The Digital Humanities Long View - Seminar

Thank you to our participants of the Digital Humanities Longview

The Longview virtual seminar of 2021 has now come to a close. Thank you to the more than 600 participants who took part, and to our good friends at CESTA, Stanford for co-hosting this exciting programme. This page remains as an archive of our past activities. Some of the papers were video recorded and may be availble online via our partners' website:

- Dr Adam Crymble & Professor Julianne Nyhan, 2021.

Research happens in context. But, how did Digital Humanities (DH) get here? This seminar series explores the socio-historical, -political and -cultural contexts of DH research as a means of building understanding of how we all ended up here and what that means for the future of the field. It’s an opportunity for newcomers to understand how the field has developed, and for established practitioners to consider their work as part of a larger movement with competing influences, ambitions, and blindspots. Papers may take an “insider” or “outsider” view of DH, that is, papers may be positioned within the discipline of DH or take a comparative approach that situates DH in a wider disciplinary, social, cultural and/or historical context.

This seminar series is co-hosted by scholars living eight time zones apart, and therefore the times of sessions vary to allow the greatest possible access to people based at different points on the globe. It is both an experiment to push the (social) boundaries of a virtual seminar series, and a bridging of trans-Atlantic digital humanities centres who are committed to rich international discussions from a range of perspectives, with an emphasis on reflective practice.

All sessions are free but signup is required.

Co-hosted by UCL Centre for Digital Humanities & the . Convenors: Drs Giovanna Cesarani (Stanford), Adam Crymble (UCL), Julianne Nyhan (UCL), Laura Stokes (Stanford), Agnieszka Backman (Stanford).

Reflections and videos of the talks (where permitted) will be hosted by CESTA at

2020-2021

Term 2

Wed, 27Jan 2021: From Engagement to Retreat? Historians andDigital Preservation 1968-2003
Speaker: (University of Waterloo)
Venue:Online, via Zoom, [17:00 London / 09:00 California].

Tues, 9 Feb 2021: Digital Humanities Against Enclosure
Speaker: (Johns Hopkins University)
Venue:Online, via Zoom, [20:00 London / 12:00 California].

Tues, 23 Feb 2021: Digital Humanities and Spatial History: Atlantic World Stories
Speaker: (Stanford University)
Venue:Online, via Zoom, [20:00 London / 12:00 California].

Wed, 10 Mar2021: Multilingual Publishing in Digital Humanities
Speaker: (Programming Historian)
Venue:Online, via Zoom, [13:00 London / 05:00 California]

Term 3

Tues, 13April 2021: Humanités numériques, цифровые гуманитарные науки, デジタル・ヒューマニティーズ: Histories and Futures of Linguistic Diversity in DH
Speaker: Quinn Dombrowski (Stanford University) [RESCHEDULED DUE TO SCHEDULING CONFLICT]
Venue: Online, via Zoom, [20:00 London / 12:00 California]

Tues, 27 April 2021: A Look Backwards Through the Index of Digital Humanities Conferences
Speaker: Scott Weingart & Nickoal Eichmann-Kalwara
Venue: Online, via Zoom, [17:00 London / 09:00 California]

Wed, 12May2021: Complicating the whiteness of Digital Humanities: The Deep History of Black DH
Speaker: (Texas A&M University)
Venue:Online, via Zoom, [17:00 London / 09:00 California]

Wed, 26May2021: Web Archives Long View
Speaker:(University of Luxembourg) and (School of Advanced Study, University of London)
Venue:Online, via Zoom, [17:00 London / 09:00 California]

Wed, 9 Jun2021: Uncovering Digital History’s forgotten roots: the work of the Association for History and Computing
Speaker: (University of Luxembourg)
Venue:Online, via Zoom, [17:00 London / 09:00 California]

Tue, 22Jun2021: Laboratory Life in the Humanities: Computation, Criticism, and Collaboration
Speaker:(University of Stanford)
Venue:Online, via Zoom, [20:00 London / 12:00 California]

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