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Can Digital Humanities change the way we study health and practice medicine? How do digital reconfigurations or big data impact and expand investigations into health and medicine's history or trajectory?

Curated by
D'An Knowles BallOld Dominion University

What Big Data Can't Do: Analog Health and Digital Humanities

By Joel Michael Reynolds

Lessons on Misreading Digital "Evidence" from the Past

By Lori Jones

Historicizing Disability and Data: The Promises of DH

By Travis Chi Wing Lau

The Digital Crossroads of Medicine and the Humanities

By Molly Nebiolo

#transform(the underlying systems of digital)health

By Jarah Moesch

Automating Fantasies, Past and Present

By Olivia Banner

It's Time for Digital Medical Humanities

By Kirsten Ostherr

Disease and the Digital Humanities

By Dr. Jacob Steere-Williams

Ethics, Findable Patients, and Medical History

By Dr Lisa Smith

Hybrid Healthcare: Helpful or Harmful?

By Dr. Amanda E. Daly Berman
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How do issues of erasure (redaction, deletion, censor, displacement, etc.) in digital spaces impact memory? What can these erasures reveal?

Curated by
D'An Knowles BallOld Dominion University

We Are Called to Labor Activism in the Digital Age for the Work of Remembering

By Laurie N. Taylor

Deleting the Deletionists

By Amaranth Borsuk

A Taxonomy of Digital Erasure

By Thomas Stubblefield

Ceci N’est Pas: Richard Prince, Ivanka Trump, and the Politics of Disavowal

By Paul Benzon
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#MeToo and the Feminist Politics of Memory

By Debra Ferreday
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What happened to Sit-In? : Digital Archival Erasure and Struggles for Open Access

By Lauren Tilton
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The Benefits of Forgetting

By Viktor Mayer-Schoenberger
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Lesbian History in the Digital Era: Appearance and Disappearance

By Bonnie Morris
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Event, Fall – Harvest

By Gavin Keeney
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Rethinking the Irretrievably Lost in Analog and Digital Spaces

By Marlene Manoff

Everyday Erasures

By Sarah Sweeney

How does the digital intersect with spirituality/religion? How have digital/virtual technologies broadened approaches to the study of spirituality/religion?

Curated by
D'An Knowles BallOld Dominion University

Digital Religion Studies as Forum for Studying the Intersection Between Religion and the Digital

By Heidi A Campbell

The Quest for a New Digital Humanism

By Gregory Grieve

Informing Digital Designs with Jewish Practice

By Jessica Hammer

Human Simulation: Putting the Human at the center of computer simulation

By Saikou Diallo

Quantifying Religion: Messy Data and Scholarly Input in the Database of Religious History

By M. Willis Monroe

Digital Religion and What Comes After

By Tim Hutchings

Culture, context, contemplation

By Mary E,. Hess

Praise the Lord and Pass the Algorithms

By Christopher D. Cantwell

Continuity in the Digital Age: Religion as Digital Technology

By Rosemary Avance

The Data of Worship and the Worship of Data

By Nathan Schradle

The Digital Question and the Corporeal Turn

By Karen O'Donnell

Approaching Digital Religion through Pedagogy and Posthumanism

By John W. Borchert

Technically Teaching Torah: Educational Technologies in the Jewish Classroom

By Jayme Dale Mallindine

A View from the Pew

By Teresa
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What is the role of the digital humanities in the future of the archive?

Technologies of the Book

By Margaret Konkol
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The Archive, Digital Tools, and Copyrighted Texts

By A. Lorean Hartness and Meagan Thompson

The Infusion of Digital Humanities in the Secondary Education Classroom: The Possibilities and the Concerns

By Yvonne de los Santos and Shannon Anderso

Blending Photography and the Diorama: Virtual Reality as the Future of the Archive & the Role of the Digital Humanities

By Kimberly Goode

Focusing on the “Humanities” of Digital Humanities

By Ava Meijer

A Close Look Into Distant Reading

By Adam Flores

Response - Angel Kidd

By Angel Kidd

The Digital Humanities and the Archive in Undergraduate Curriculum

By Charles Goldberg

Expanding and Engaging the Archive within the Liberal Arts

By Kent Gerber

Digital Humanists on the Front Lines

By Kristopher Purzycki

Pre-Envisioning the Meta-data Archive

By Andrea Mariani

DH and the Digital Archive

By Cal Murgu

Rhetoric, Digital Humanities & the Archive

By Pamela VanHaitsma

Notes on the Digital Humanities and (Canadian) Feminist Archives

By Alana Cattapan

What is the role of the digital humanities in transforming and responding to the arts?

Curated by
D'An Knowles BallOld Dominion University

Embedded Together: Artists and Audiences and YouTube

By Kyle Stedman

Questioning the Question

By Jarah Moesch
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Digital Humanities, Art History, and Object Authenticity

By Julia Finch

#TransformDH and Feminist Creativity

By Melissa Rogers

Remaking the Arts through Ecocritical Digital Humanities

By Amanda Starling Gould

Inside the Virtual Reality Canvas

By Hector M. Garcia

Digital Archives and Community Outreach: Opportunities in the 21st Century

By Amy Lewis

Facebook as a Tool for Studying Performance Communities

By Lauren Miller Griffith

Art as Question Generator

By Anna Friz

The Times Are Always Changing

By Edison Midgett

How might digital and media scholars and educators engage with the commons, both physically and online? What roles should we assume in such spaces or within such communities?

Opinion - Christian Christensen

By Christian Christensen
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YouTube Commons and Alt-Right Activism

By Barnett Reuss Singh
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The Urgency of Public Engagement

By Katina Rogers
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Harnessing Digital Media for Social Justice in the University: The case of NJ Spark

By Todd Wolfson
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Community and the Commons

By Paula Gardner
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Scholar-activists and the vulnerabilities of social media

By Dan Hassler-Forest
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Public Scholarship and the Stakes of Engagement

By Sarah Florini
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Joining the #Resistance

By Chuck Tryon
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Remix, Recontextualize, Recover

By xtine burrough
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Teaching Social Media in a Post-Truth Era

By Amy Flessert
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Video Response - Nate Phillips

By Nathan C. Phillips
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Mastering The Master: A Holmesian in the Crossfire Between Scholarship and Screeds

By Dana Gavin
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Scholars Believing in Scholarship: A Counter Culture

By Daniel C. Faltesek
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Engaging the Public in Digital Space: The Kansas Renga

By A. Lorean Hartness

Beyond Sharing: Resisting Communicative Capitalism?

By Chenjerai Kumanyika
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What elements do you believe motivate the reaction of fan culture and how do they relate to recent remakes, reboots, and remixes? How might these components be used to incorporate generational studies of fandom/popular culture with memorable messages?

The Amazing[ly Unchanging] Spider-Man: Fans, Grievance, and Grief

By Kathryn M. Frank

Guilty Pleasures/Innocent Pleasures: Porous Texts and Utopian Entertainment

By Tim Palmer

Generations, and Reboots, and Fans, Oh My!: A Pedagogical Approach to Questions of Fandom, Fan Labor and Participatory Culture

By Mary Karcher

Cultural Reuse as Pertaining to the Generation Gap

By Dylan Varda

A Medievalist and a Writing Studies Scholar Walk into a Bar in Westworld

By Kevin Moberly

Rise of the Mandalorians: A Star Wars Costuming Fandom Reacts to Intersectional New Canon

By Lauren Woolbright

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs in Print and Film: Technology, Imagination, and the Networked Catastrophe

By Mike Piero
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Is it a remake or is it a sequel? Remakes and forensic fandom practices

By Mercè Oliva

Cinematic Remaking and Media-Generational Belonging

By Kathleen Loock
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Star Trek: Rebooted or Re-imagined?

By Lincoln Geraghty
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Reboots as Reactionary

By Noah Tsika
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Golden Ages: the Agency of Nostalgic Fandom

By Aubrey Luxx Mishou
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Fandom Beyond: Reconsidering Genre and Fan History

By Cait Coker
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“People Might Talk”: Queerbaiting and Fan Culture in the BBC’s Sherlock

By Anna Kozak
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Everything Old Is New Again: Notes on Retro and Fan Culture

By Claus Tieber

Cultural Identity in Mass Media Remixes

By Ashley Hamouda
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The BeyHive

By Shameika Harris

Fannish self-perpetuation versus producer self-interest

By Karen Hellekson
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Girl-power revisited in the remake of True Grit

By Glenn Jellenik

What Intellectual Property challenges do you expect your discipline will be confronting in the coming decade, and how do you predict such challenges will shape or inform the field in the future?

Swimming in the Waters of IP

By Alex C. Nielsen

Transproperty and Critical Media Literacy: two trends for the coming decade

By Daniel (Dann) Downes

Writing Centers & Intellectual Property

By Megan Boeshart Burelle
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One Does Not Simply Make Memes and Not Consider Intellectual Property Issues: Social Media, Memetic Circulation, and Writing Studies

By Stephanie Vie
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Online sites and services may deprive students of privacy and ownership-agency over their creations.

By Kim Gainer

Fair Use Versus New Formats

By Jason Mittell
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Intellectual property and paid game mods

By Matthew Beale
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Censorship and the Library

By Eileen Horansky
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Protecting IP in the Commons

By Chet Breaux
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Intellectual Property and the Preservation of Digital Works

By Kristopher Purzycki
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The Future of IP Technical Communication

By Dan Richards
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What are the future concerns for digital writing studies research?

By Dan Cox
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"Being watched by Google": Copyright, Intellectual Property and the Individual

By Marc A. Ouellette
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IP as Rhetorical Agency

By Daniel Hocutt

In the context of dighum scholarship, how have discussions surrounding some of the early MC topics evolved?

Looking Back: Roudabush's "Narrative Studies as a Tool for Understanding Digital Texts" (Nov 2013 - What are the intersections of digital media and narrative studies?)

By Sarah Spangler

Looking Back: Stinson's "The Digital Incunable Era" (Oct 2013 - What are new insights into digital publishing?)

By Sarah Spangler

Looking Back: Buchholz 's "Perspectives from a Former Luddite" (June 2013 - What does the use of digital teaching tools look like in the classroom?)

By Sarah Spangler
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Looking Back: Ingleton's "The 'Make or Break' Mentality of DH: An Outsider's Perspective" (April 2013 - What are the differentiations and intersections of media studies and the digital humanities?)

By Sarah Spangler

Looking Back: Kuhn's "It's in the Making" (April 2013 - What are the differentiations and intersections of media studies and the digital humanities?)

By Sarah Spangler

Looking Back: Watson's "Gamification: Don't Say It, Don't Do It, Just Stop" (Sept 2013- How does gamification affect learning?)

By Sarah Spangler

Looking Back: Henthorn's "Communities, Learning, and More on Zombies" (Sept 2013- How does gamification affect learning?)

By Sarah Spangler

Looking Back: Lundberg's "Moderating Lolita" (Mar 2013- Where do you see the digital divide in your work and/or scholarship?)

By Sarah Spangler

Looking Back: Ross's "Digital Hierarchies: Understanding the Limitations of the Digital Native" (Mar 2013- Where do you see the digital divide in your work and/or scholarship?)

By Sarah Spangler

More details on the April-May 2016 FGS

By Sarah Spangler

Looking Back: Griffin's "Academic Netiquette" (Feb 2013- What are the major social/legal/professional stakes with sharing online?)

By Sarah Spangler

Looking Back: Santo's "Sharing, Branding, Hubris." (Feb 2013- What are the major social/legal/professional stakes with sharing online?)

By Sarah Spangler

Looking Back: McAllister's & Ruggill's "Resistance is Futile. You will be Assimilated." (Jan 2013- How do we build digital cohorts & academic communities?)

By Sarah Spangler

What relationship does the digital humanities/academy have to social media activist movements?

More Details on "What relationship does the digital humanities/academy have to social media activist movements?"

By Sarah Spangler

It’s Complicated: Black scholars and Social Media Activist Movements

By Sherie Mungo

#transform(ing)DH Through Listening

By Moya Bailey

A Move Towards Scholar-Activism

By Robin Boylorn

Social Media, Digital Humanities, and Community Activism

By Laurie Gries
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Eudemonia

By Paul Achter
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