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Insight Engine Workshop at Duke
What is an Insight Engine , you might ask? Multimedia artist and Duke Visual Studies professor Bill Seaman's initial idea was to create a...
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Can This Tool Actually Help Me? Undergraduates, Digital Humanities, and Information Literacy
Hi there! My name is Claire Ringer and I’m the undergraduate Digital Humanities intern at Oklahoma State University. This post was originally...
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Beauty Redefined: How Beautubers and Influencers Changed the Industry
Although modern advertising techniques have existed for the past century, the creation and prevalence of the Internet and social media has created a...
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MLA 2021: "Breaking the Fourth Wall: Experimental Theatre from Six Characters to Today"
The Pirandello Society of America is excited to annouce the call for abstract submissions for our sponsored panel at the next MLA Convention, to be...
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Scholar Spotlight: Azalia Muchransyah
1. Why did you apply to HASTAC? I applied as a 2019-2021 HASTAC Scholar after I went to an introductory meeting held by two HASTAC Scholars who are...
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CFP - D'Annunzio as World Literature at Toronto MLA (2021)
D'Annunzio as World Literature: Translation and Reception in the Wake of Decadence As recent studies have demonstrated, translation was crucial for...
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Research Project: on the development and interaction of genre across literature, film, art, and games
I recently read James Malazita’s “The Material Undermining of Magical Feminism in BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea” from Feminism in Play , which...
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Scholar Spotlight: Jazmine Qamar Jones
Why did you apply to HASTAC? Ultimately I would like to end up working in the video game industry as a game designer, but I have also found through...
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Postdoctoral Fellow in Critical Digital Humanities at Duke University
NOTE: Due date for full consideration has been moved to 4/7/2020. The Digital Humanities Initiative at the John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute (...
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The True Path of the iPhone
By Kianna Acevedo, Claudia Benito, and Katie Hallman (SUNY Cortland) Introduction Apple is a company that’s consistently in high demand because of...
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Introducing Us in Flux, a series on community, collaboration, and collective imagination
"The only lasting truth is change.” -- Octavia Butler, The Parable of the Sower As the ground shifts under our feet and we ponder the far-reaching...
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How Do You Know When a Project is Finished?
It’s hard to pinpoint the single moment when a dissertation project is officially finished. It could be during your defense, when you and your...
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Digital Publications: Exhaustive or exhausting?
One of my favorite parts of my current job is when I get to put my own work aside and consult on other people’s digital projects. I meet frequently...
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The Announcement I Wish I Would Hear from a College President
Here is the brave announcement I wish I would read in the New York Times or the Chronicle of Higher Education: a college or university president...
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Chapter 2: Burgers in the Age of Black Capitalism
Image: As the above image of Moses Stone at McDonald's Black and Positively Golden Day 2019 illuminates, McDonald's has continually employed a...
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Art and Civilization I
Art that concerns the nature of civilization has never been more relevant, with the climate and COVID-19 crises. I will compare in this series two...
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HASTAC on Summer Hiatus
We at HASTAC want to thank you sincerely for all your incredible scholarship and work this academic year-even among a world heath pandemic. The...
