Digital Humanities from a global perspectiv

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Although suffering from a lack of academic recognition, Digital Humanities is an interdisciplinary field that is rapidly expanding across the globe. In this article we review critically the geo-linguistic landscape of DH, its current trends and hegemonic forces, and describe the most relevant national and local initiatives, research centers, and teaching experiences.

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