Welcome to the Digital Humanities!

The Digital Humanities constitute a paradigm shift in the field of literary studies, attending to practices and qualities in any medium, reaching beyond print in modes of inquiry, research, publication, and dissemination. In this "massive theoretical shift in textual studies," print is absorbed into new hybrid, multimodal communication practices: time-based forms (film, sound, animation), visual traditions (graphics, design), spatial practices (architecture, geography), and curatorial practices (museums, galleries).

Bryn Mawr Courses in the Digital Humanities

Literary Kinds: Thinking Through Genre, From Blogs to….? Spring 2009

• What the Internet, and Globalization, is Doing to our Intellectual Lives
• A Conversation with "Easily Distracted"
• A Conversation with "Serendip"
• A Conversation with "Geeky Mom"
• Teaching an Old Genre New Tricks
• Thinking Rhizomically
• Reporting in on our Rhizomic Discussion