Intersectionality in Digital Humanities
Barbara Bordalejo
Roopika Risam
9781641890502
208 pages
Amsterdam University Press
Overview
As digital humanities has expanded in scope
and content, questions of how to negotiate
the overlapping influences of race, class,
gender, sexuality, nation, and other
dimensions that shape data, archives, and
methodologies have come to the fore. Taking
up these concerns, the authors in this volume
explore their effects on the methodological,
political, and ethical practices of digital
humanities.
Author Bio
Barbara Bordalejo
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Barbara Bordalejo is a textual critic and digital humanist with a background in English literature. She is Assistant Professor at KU Leuven, Belgium.
Roopika Risam
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Roopika Risam is Assistant Professor of English at Salem State University, Mass. Her research focuses on the role of digital humanities in African diaspora studies.
