Reproducing the academy: Librarians and the question of service in the digital humanities
R Shirazi - Roxanne Shirazi, 2014 - JSTOR
One of the central questions that arise whenever we talk about digital human-ities (DH) and
librarianship is the question of service in academic libraries. Do libraries support DH …
librarianship is the question of service in academic libraries. Do libraries support DH …
Let Us Fail: Speculative Futures and Digital Librarianship
N Estrada, K Bush, S Snyder - Journal of Critical Digital …, 2024 - repository.lsu.edu
Abstract Let Us Fail explores what digital librarianship work might look like if digital library
workers were not tied to the technology, infrastructure, or work culture of academia that we …
workers were not tied to the technology, infrastructure, or work culture of academia that we …
35 From Humanities to Scholarship: Librarians, Labor, and the Digital
MK Gold, LF Klein - muse.jhu.edu
In the years since I became a professional librarian in 2013, my workplace iden-tity has
shifted three times. First hired as a “digital humanities librarian,” I saw my title changed …
shifted three times. First hired as a “digital humanities librarian,” I saw my title changed …
Delivery Service
S Brown - JSTOR
A strong tradition of politically invested digital activities, often motivated by an aim to expand
available texts beyond the print canon and implicitly to reshape academic norms and values …
available texts beyond the print canon and implicitly to reshape academic norms and values …