Planned Obsolescence
Hello all, You may already be aware, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that Kathleen Fitzpatrick’s book Planned Obsolescence: Publishing, Technology, and the Future of the Academy is available...
View ArticleDigital Humanities: “It does things to things.”
At the beginning of class, Matt Gold asked us to write a definition of the Digital Humanities “as you would like it to be defined, not as it is defined.” Definition at the beginning of class: The...
View ArticleNew Ideas for Old Systems
Kathleen Fitzpatrick begins the introduction of Planned Obsolescence with quote by Clay Shirky: “The old stuff gets broken faster than the new stuff is put in its place.” I love this quote because it...
View Article11/4/13 Kathleen Fitzpatrick: “Open Review, the New Peer, and the Future of...
A talk with Kathleen Fitzpatrick sponsored by the CUNY Digital Humanities Initiative and the Digital Praxis Seminar at the CUNY Graduate Center November 4, 2013. Recent experiments in open peer...
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View ArticleKathleen Fitzpatrick’s Lecture
I also enjoyed Kathleen Fitzpatrick’s lecture on the future of scholarship and the challenges ahead. Not only is she a very passionate lecturer, she offered varying perceptions and trials ahead....
View ArticleKnowledge is messy
The theoretical backbone to the Devonshire Manuscript project demonstrated by Raymond Siemens is the meditation on the process of knowledge creation and conveyance, specifically in relation to the...
View Article“Community of Practice”
In response to our readings, the talk and workshop involving Raymond Siemens, the consummation of knowledge one can leave with is as described perfectly by Ann before me; knowledge is messy. It was...
View ArticleAlt-Ac Careers
I was incredibly grateful for the candor with which we discussed the state of academic jobs in the DH Praxis Seminar this week. The job hunt is a touchy subject (whether in the academic humanities or...
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