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Postcolonial Studies, Digital Humanities, and the Politics of Language

By David Golumbia | Published: May 31, 2013

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Excerpted from a longer essay in progress. Adeline Koh and Roopika Risam recently started an open thread on DHPoco based around an observation by Martha Nell Smith about the politics of race and gender in the digital humanities. I find these topics distinctly connected to questions about language and the relationship of various humanities fields. […]

Posted in digital humanities, materality of computation, rhetoric of computation, theory, what are computers for | Also tagged "digital divide", #DHpoco, #transformDH, antonio gramsci, archives, archivism, bruno latour, cultural diversity, cultural studies, dell hymes, digital democracy, endangered languages, ethnologue, franco moretti, funding, gayatri chakravorty spivak, institutional politics, ipa, language, language diversity, languages, linguistics, literacy, literary theory, martha nell smith, modernity, orality, politics, postcolonial studies, postcolonial theory, poststructuralism, subaltern studies, subalternity, wals, world oral literature project | 2 Responses

Draft for Comment: ‘Playing with Rules’

By David Golumbia | Published: March 23, 2010

The Electronic Book Review kindly published an in-depth review of The Cultural Logic of Computation (and of Mark McGurl’s The Program Era: Postwar Fiction and the Rise of Creative Writing, both Harvard UP 2009) by Brian Lennon titled “Gaming the System.” The editors of the journal ask all reviewed authors to respond; after far too […]

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