The Rhetoric of Disruption
by Meg Worley I started out hating the title of this volume. Disruption has a special place in the mythology of my native land of Silicon Valley: Every startup promises…
Lowriding Through the Digital Humanities
by Annemarie Perez Note: The title of this piece is shamelessly borrowed from Barbara Noda’s “Lowriding Through the Women’s Movement,” a piece which creatively addresses the power a group made…
Computer Vision as a Public Act: On Digital Humanities and Algocracy
by Jentery Sayers Computer vision is generally associated with the programmatic description and reconstruction of the physical world in digital form (Szeliski 2010: 3-10). It helps people construct and express…
Universal Design and Its Discontents
by Rick Godden and Jonathan Hsy INTRO: Our online position paper is a two-headed reflection on disability and universalism in the fields of Digital Humanities (DH) and Universal Design (UD).…
Race as “Disruptive Innovation” for Restorative Social Justice in DH: Virtual Heritage and 3D Reconstructions of South Africa’s Township Histories
by Angel David Nieves This précis is part of a forthcoming essay in Dorothy Kim and Jesse Stommel, Disrupting Digital Humanities (New York: Punctum Books, forthcoming). This is published here…