Who/What is a Digital Humanist?

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October 17, 2012

In this general discussion session, we can consider the often-slippery definition of the digital humanities, especially as related to digital and hybrid pedagogies, and the ways in which teachers, scholars, and students identify as digital humanists.

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Keri Behre

Assistant Professor of English and Digital Humanities at Marylhurst University, service learning coordinator, digital public humanist, scholar of renaissance literature & food culture.

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