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cinoh: This is one of 12 rain forest landscapes by Abel Rodriguez, part of his ink-and-watercolor series Ciclo anual del bosque de la vega (Seasonal changes in the flooded rain forest). Abel Rodriguez/Courtesy of Tropenbos International, Colombia A Self-Taught Artist Paints The Rain Forest By Memory Looking at the painting above, it’s easy to imagine…
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De/Post/Colonial Digital Humanities – HILT 2015
De/Post/Colonial Digital Humanities – HILT 2015 From Sandra Harding’s interventions in postcolonial science studies to Radhika Gajjala’s articulation of digital subalternity to Kavita Philip’s work on postcolonial computing, postcolonial approaches to technology have provoked lively discussion. New conversations have emerged around essential questions: can the digital be “decolonized?”; what are the limits of decolonial, postcolonial,…
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Social Justice and the Digital Humanities
Social Justice and the Digital Humanities The living document on this site, “Creative and Critical Precepts for Digital Humanities Projects,” emerged from the De/Post/Colonial Digital Humanities course at HILT 2015. The course originated when Jennifer Guiliano and Trevor Muñoz invited Roopika Risam to teach a course on postcolonial approaches to the digital humanities for HILT.…
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What the Backyard Games brought to the table, though, was an innocence that allowed for the games to be fairly subversive for their time. Backyard Baseball put boys and girls on an even playing field—well, some of the fields were in a little better shape than others—with power hitters like Jocinda Smith and Keisha Phillips…
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The Boys And Girls Of Summer, Or Remembering “Backyard Baseball” | The Classical
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D.C. Punk Surfs the Waters of Change in Denver
innovatorspeak: Rick Griffith is one of Denver’s most iconic creatives. Not only is he a tour de force as the owner and design director of graphic design studio Matter, he also serves as a Commissioner of Arts and Culture, a position which he has held for over three years. Because of his signature style, Griffith…