Introduction

understanding the digital humanities

David M. Berry

1-20

An interpretation of digital humanities

Leighton E. Sian Rees

21-41

How we think

transforming power and digital technologies

42-66

Digital methods

five challenges

67-84

Archives in media theory

material media archaeology and digital humanities

Jussi Parikka

85-104

Canonicalism and the computational turn

Caroline Bassett

105-126

The esthetics of hidden things

Scott Dexter

127-144

The meaning and the mining of legal texts

Mireille Hildebrandt

145-160

Have the humanities always been digital?

for an understanding of the "digital humanities" in the context of originary technicity

Federica Frabetti

161-171

Present, not voting

digital humanities in the panopticon

Melissa Terras

172-190

Analysis tool or research methodology

is there an epistemology for patterns?

Dan Dixon

191-209

Do computers dream of cinema?

film data for computer analysis and visualisation

Adelheid Heftberger

210-223

The feminist critique

mapping controversy in Wikipedia

Morgan Currie

224-248

How to compare one million images?

Lev Manovich

249-278

Cultures of formalisation

towards an encounter between humanities and computing

Joris van Zundert, Smiljana Antonijevic, Anne Beaulieu, Karina van Dalen-Oskam, Douwe Zeldenrust

279-294

Transdisciplinarity and digital humanities

lessons learned from developing text-mining tools for textual analysis

Yu-wei Lin

295-314