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Texts, Tools, and the Future of Islamicate Humanities: OpenITI Conversations

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We know that our colleagues across Islamicate humanities are working on a vast range of topics, incorporating innovative methods, tools, and theoretical approaches, and thinking about the implications of textual and other technologies on their subjects, research methods, and pedagogical practices. We all interact with texts in some form or…

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Introducing the Digital Islamicate Humanities Survey

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In today’s academic world, virtually every scholar in the humanities, Islamicate and otherwise, engages with digital tools and methods of some sort. Whether it is through search engines, electronic catalogs, digitized manuscripts, electronic word processors, email, or social media, the use of digital resources and digital tools has become integral…

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Introducing Our Survey of Digital Workflows Project

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Something one often hears in the context of introductions to or apologetics for digital humanities is the idea that all scholars today are in some degree or another “digital humanists.” And while it sounds at this point a bit cliché, it is in fact true: just about everyone who works…

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