Digital humanities quarterly · 2009 · 42 citations · 0 references
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Despite prevailingly progressive narratives surrounding the impact of digital technology on modern academic culture, the field of digital humanities is characterized at a deeper level by a more critical engagement with technology. This engagement, which I characterize as a kind of productive unease, is focused around issues of representation, medium, and structures of scholarly communication.