The Spatial Turn in the Humanities: A Re-Cap of the CDHI’s Second Lightning Lunch (2021-2022)

Nov 17, 2021 | CDHI Blog

By Ian Turner             As the phrase suggests, the ‘spatial turn’ in Digital Humanities implies both a reflexive turn-about onto past practice as well as a turn-towards a different kind of future for critically minded research. The three speakers at the...

Thinking Together with Marginalia: A Reflection on Hypothes.is

Oct 30, 2021 | CDHI Blog

By Danielle Taschereau Mamers Reading can be a solitary activity—an interior conversation between reader and author. Often this conversation unfolds as marginalia. While I typically read with a notebook next to me, much of my thoughts and reactions to what I read are...

Welcome to the CDHI Blog

Oct 30, 2021 | CDHI Blog

The CDHI’s vision is to forge a new paradigm of digital humanities scholarship at that emphasizes the issues of power, social justice, and critical theory. We are connecting and supporting a large and active network of critical digital humanities researchers across U...

CDHI Digital Humanities Co-Working/Lab Space COVID Protocols

Oct 15, 2021 | News

Note: These protocols are subject to change in response to public health guidance. As researchers return to the University of Toronto campus, the CDHI is pleased to welcome colleagues back to our Digital Working Space in JHI 222. To keep one another safe, the...

Call for Applications: DH Co-Working/Lab Space

Oct 15, 2021 | Faculty Opportunities, News, Resources

Now accepting applications for socially-distanced, masked co-working in the Jackman Humanities Building, at Bloor and St. George, on the St George Campus.  As researchers make plans for returning to campus, the Critical Digital Humanities...