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introducing the Book

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Submitted by Anne Dalke on Wed, 02/02/2011 - 9:34pm

After class today, Liz and I went to a faculty meeting, where one of the items of business was the Tri-co Digital Humanities initiative. Conversation was kicked off w/ this l'il video, Introducing the Book, which I thought you all might enjoy as much as the faculty did. It highlights --and spoofs--some of the conversation we've been having, perhaps especially Cara's observation that in rejecting one kind of technology we are always clinging to another, more familiar one.

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