Digital Humanities can be surmised as investigating humanity (and its byproducts) with new tools. Or, in a more active sense, digital humanists, such as myself,...
The Said, The Done, and The Program
Since September 2021, I’ve studied more languages at once than I thought possible, touched books that pre-date the (re)founding of the Americas, and been confronted...
Everything started long long ago…
Hola, my name is Diego and I will tell you a bit about me and just like all my stories I will start from the...
New Chapters in Old Books
My name is Úna Faller and I am currently studying in Besançon, France, in the Université de Franche-Comté. My Master's course, alluring titled 'Rare Books...
Beyond Our Harbors: A New Adventure in Besançon
“A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for.” - John A. Shedd For a considerable portion of my...
“And you? When will you begin that long journey into yourself?”― Rumi
My name is JOHN, Henry Chukwudi from Nigeria. Lost both parents at a tender age with no clear direction to what life had in stock for me....
From landmarks to books
“Standing on the shoulders of giants” This phrase from Bernard of Chartres is a perfect metaphor for learning by reading. My name is William. I...
From Beyrouth to Besançon
My interest in digital humanities started almost four years ago. After my work at the cataloging and metadata services departments of academic libraries in Beyrouth,...
It’s all in the history.
Hello et bonjour! My name is Maïa Céline Peterson, I am a French-American from California and have now found myself returning to my mother's country...
On my way to become an expert in rare books
My name is Monia, and I graduated from the University of Paris in English Studies last June. It's probably not surprising to say that I've...
