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DH is the use of technology and research to describe the new study of humanities.
Megan Koczur is a sophomore student at Bucknell University. She is a member of the Bucknell Swim and Dive team and intends on majoring in Computer Science and Engineering. She resides in West Chester, Pennsylvania with her her father, mother, sister, Erin, and two black labs, Brandy and Max.
Intuitively, the most frequently recurring terms are the words “Digital” and “Humanities” when posting definitions from the “what is DH site”. However, on two different trails in which I posted ten definitions into voyant tools, the most popular terms were “new”, “technologies”, “research”, and “computing”.
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Digital Humanities is a new field in the humanities that brings together computing methods to solve enduring questions in the humanities. DH also moves away from privileging the textual over the visual.
Bhagawat Acharya is a Computer Science major at Bucknell University. He is interested in working at a cyber security firm after graduating from Bucknell University in 2020. Currently, he is a junior fellow for the Discovery Residential college.
Digital humanity is to use the computer and other modern technologies to process the archives in the past and to generate more space and place information to enlighten the next generation.
Rosemary is a sophomore studying in Digital Humanity class in fall 2018 at Bucknell University. She is from Southern part of China. Her intended major is Environmental Studies and French.