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Dismantling the Troubling Monolithic Representation of Coding in the Humanities

by Rachael Hodder | May 29, 2012 | CHI Articles & Discussions, CHI Fellowship Program

Coding in the humanities has been the topic of much heated discussion. The conversation has spanned the shoulds-and-should-nots, the whys-and-why-nots, and the who-and-who’s-nots. What troubles me most about the conversations surrounding coding in the humanities is...

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