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> We are very pleased to announce the first issue of Digital Humanities
> Quarterly at http://www.digitalhumanities.org/dhq/. DHQ is an open-access,
> peer-reviewed scholarly journal covering all aspects of digital media in
> the humanities, published online by the Alliance of Digital Humanities
> Organizations.
>
> DHQ Volume 1, Issue 1 (Spring 2007)
>
> Interpretative Quests in Theory and Pedagogy
> Jeff Howard, University of Texas, Austin
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> Webs of Significance: The Abraham Lincoln Historical Digitization Project,
> New Technology, and the Democratization of History
> Drew VandeCreek, Northern Illinois University
>
> Encoding for Endangered Tibetan Texts
> Linda E. Patrik, Union College
>
> Reading Potential: The Oulipo and the Meaning of Algorithms
> Mark Wolff, Hartwick College
>
> Tenure, Promotion and Digital Publication
> Joseph Raben, Queens College, City University of New York
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> Philosophy and Digital Humanities: A review of Willard McCarty, Humanities
> Computing (London and NY: Palgrave, 2005)
> Johanna Drucker, University of Virginia
>
> This first issue brings together a fascinating range of perspectives, and
> we expect this breadth to be even more visible as future issues
> accumulate. We look forward to showcasing the wide variety of materials
> that are being submitted, both from traditional digital humanities domains
> and from important related areas such as new media studies, digital
> libraries, and digital art. New pieces will be added in a preview section
> as soon as they are ready for publication, and a quarterly announcement
> will notify readers when each new issue is complete. Please bookmark the
> site for now; an RSS feed will be coming soon. During the course of the
> next year we will also be adding more features such as commenting,
> searching, and a variety of ways of interacting with the content.
>
> DHQ is a community experiment in journal publication: developed and
> published in XML on an open-source platform, under a Creative Commons
> license. The journal publishes a wide range of peer-reviewed materials,
> including scholarly articles, editorials, opinion pieces, and reviews. We
> encourage submissions that exploit the expressive potential of the digital
> medium. Information about submissions, reviewing, and the journal's
> mission are available at the DHQ web site at
> http://www.digitalhumanities.org/dhq/
>
> We would like to take this opportunity to thank our funders: the Alliance
> of Digital Humanities Organizations (ADHO,
> http://www.digitalhumanities.org) and the Association for Computers and
> the Humanities (ACH, http://www.ach.org).
>
> Warm thanks and acknowledgements are also very much in order to the team
> that has been involved in developing the journal:
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> John A. Walsh, Technical Editor, Indiana University
> Matthew Kirschenbaum, Articles Editor, University of Maryland
> Adriaan van der Weel, Articles Editor, University of Leiden
> Stéfan Sinclair, Blogs Editor, McMaster University
> Geoffrey Rockwell, Associate Interactive Media Editor, McMaster University
> Joseph Raben, Editor for Issues in Humanities Computing, Queens College,
> City University of New York
> Richard Giordano, Reviews Editor, Birkbeck College, University of London
> Elisabeth Burr, Internationalization Editor, University of Leipzig
> John Unsworth, Utility Infielder, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
> Melanie Kohnen, Managing Editor, Brown University
> Michelle Dalmau, Design, Usability & Technical Support, Indiana University
> Amit Kumar, Technical Support, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
> Erik Resly, Graphic Design, Brown University
>
> We look forward to many more issues and to your comments, suggestions, and
> contributions.
>
> Julia Flanders, Editor in Chief, Brown University
> Wendell Piez, General Editor, Mulberry Technologies, Inc.
> Melissa Terras, General Editor and Associate Interactive Media Editor,
> University College London
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