Category: CFPs & Conferences

Graduate Student Conference: Innovations & Anxieties: 2012 University of Rhode Island | Public History Links and News. Innovations and Anxieties Saturday, March 31, 2012 Innovations cross a multitude of interdependent fields: aesthetic, scientific, technological, historical, informational, educational, political, and ethical. Across these fields, innovation cleaves fault lines between, for instance, the hope for cosmopolitan betterment […]

The Classroom As Interface: a CFP for MLA 2013 | Kathi Inman Berens. The Classroom As Interface Call for Papers MLA 2013 Boston, MA Jan. 3-6 300-word abstract & bio due Wed. 3/15/2012 to kathiberens [at] gmail [dot] com

Rhizome | Announce: CFP: Digitize This: Exploring/Exploiting the Rise of Digital Arts & Digital Humanities. CFP: Digitize This: Exploring/Exploiting the Rise of Digital Arts & Digital Humanities Worcester Polytechnic Institute November 2-3, 2012. Instances from and reflections on the dual rise of the digital humanities and the digital arts: to include panels, workshops, and roundtables […]

The Stoa Consortium » Blog Archive » Conference on the Use of New Technologies in Archaeology, Puget Sound, Oct. 25-28, 2012. Taking Archaeology Digital A Conference on the Use of New Technologies in Archaeology University of Puget Sound, Oct. 25-28, 2012 We invite proposals for papers and presentations that explore the question of how archaeologists […]

Teaching with Games: A CFP for MLA 2013 « Brian Croxall. This roundtable session will feature up to eight presenters. Presenters are welcome from a broad range of institutions with a range of contexts and budget demands. Selection of participants will be based on a cross-spectrum of styles, classrooms, student experience, successes, and failures. Send […]

This session asks: What counts as data in the humanities? Can humanists develop models for preserving and sharing this data? Send 250 word abstracts to spencer.keralis@unt.edu by 15 March 2012; Spencer Keralis (spencer.keralis@unt.edu) and Korey Jackson (kbjack@umich.edu).

Nineteenth-Century Art Worldwide NCAW is soliciting potential articles that take full advantage of new web technologies either in the research or the publication phase, or both. The Mellon grant is intended to help authors in the development phase of their articles as well as to aid NCAW in the implementation phase. NCAW is seeking scholarship that engages in one or more […]

Race and the Dig­i­tal Human­i­ties will explore how race and eth­nic­ity are impor­tant struc­tural cat­e­gories of analy­sis in the dig­i­tal human­i­ties. How do race and eth­nic­ity fac­tor into ques­tions of access within the dig­i­tal human­i­ties? How are dig­i­tal human­i­ties tools cal­i­brated to take into account the effects of race and eth­nic­ity? How is race con­fig­ured in dif­fer­ent […]

The inaugural Digital Humanities Australasia conference is shaping-up to be a very exciting event.  There are a range of excellent international speakers and all the workshops preceding the conference are now confirmed. The registration for the conference is now open.  Please register for DHA2012 here: http://aa-dh.org/conference-2/

The second annual Theorizing the Web conference seeks to assemble a multi-disciplinary group of scholars interested in exploring how the Web both influences and is influenced by the social. Technology has always been social and society has always been technological. This fact has become increasingly difficult to ignore following the recent explosion of collaborative and […]