Welcome to a new year and a new edition of Digital Humanities in Religious Studies.
This semester we are focused on theories, methods, and technical skills for doing humanities research with computational tools and in digital spaces. We will explore what can be gained but also what the risks are in seeing the world as data and as open to computation.
As you settle into the course, please notice the links to the syllabus and schedule at the top. This information is also available to you in Blackboard and on the paper syllabus distributed in class. More details about the major assignments and labs will be posted in the coming days.
Let’s go make stuff!