... addresses the unique challenges of creating an ethical pace of life for those multiply marginalized by race, gender, sexuality, and ability. The author focuses on her own occupation in the academy and in the field of digital humanities as a necessary case study to argue that, in our social justice visions...

... teach (and learn) about the past in ways that recover lost histories and incite new—and unexpected—connections. © 2015 Duke University Press 2015 Chicana feminism digital humanities feminist archives feminist pedagogy References Moraga Cherríe Anzaldúa Gloria . 1983...

... of Assent . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press . McPherson Tara . 2012 . “ Why Are the Digital Humanities So White? Or Thinking the Histories of Race and Computation .” In Debates in the Digital Humanities , edited by Gold Matthew K. , 139 – 60 . Minneapolis : University...

... exuberance of the field is significant: the digital and the environmental humanities are but the tip of the Anthropocenic iceberg of the “emerging humanities.”3 In my assessment the emerging humanities represent both an alternative to the neoliberal governance of academic knowledge, dominated by STEM...

.... The commodification of sociality in the digital sphere and the proprietary control of data opens opportunities for value creation and realization, quite different from value proposition in the production processes of industrial manufacturing. As the relation between value generation and human labor becomes tenuous...

...Jillian Crandall; Andrew Mercado Vázquez Increasingly, blockchains and distributed ledger technologies (DLTs) are posed to impact economic futures and urban governance. New forms of human settlement are emerging as a result of and in service to cryptocurrency, curiously concentrating in areas...

...: Networks of Race and Gender Justice (2020) was coauthored with Sarah J. Jackson and Brooke Foucault Welles. She currently curates the #transformDH Tumblr initiative in digital humanities. She is also the digital alchemist for the Octavia E. Butler Legacy Network. Hannes Baumann is a senior lecturer...

... and authoritarian. Deibert states this position explicitly, as noted above, while Feldstein—after claiming “political repression” is a “distinctly human enterprise” (8), “relatively open political systems are not antidotes to digital repression” (14), democratic leaders are “prone” to exploiting tools of digital...

... into hybrids that, beyond mere recycling, try out new forms and techniques of percep- 35 tion, composition, and montage. Even under digital conditions, the interface between humans and media remains accessible only by way of imaginary interfacing. It would be a meta...

... reality to artificial intelligence, all converging to redefine the modes of reproduction of systemic cycles. This scenario of an ecology capable of integrating the human and the machinic in the digital and biochemical realms redefines the organizational logic of labor and society, introducing new factors...

... of American Colleges panel has recently urged.2 President Day s group stressed the final responsibility of each student for his own education, as did a subsequent Yale panel in 1972? Day s com­ mittee argued that a liberal education should not be specialized or preprofessional but broad and humane...

... among Digital Workers: The Case of Amazon Mechanical Turk I​ n 2006, Jeff Bezos announced a new labor service masquerading as computer technology. The Amazon.com Inc. CEO explained the technol- ogy as a form of “artificial intelligence”—human workers that could be inte- grated directly...

...-work/. Chamberlain, Lura. 2019. FOSTA: A Hostile Law with a Human Cost. Fordham Law Review 87: 2171 2211. ir.lawnet.fordham.edu/flr/vol87/iss5/13. Choudary, Sangeet Paul. 2018. The Infrastructure of Digital Labour Platforms: Policy Recommen- dations for Platform Design for Worker Well-Being. Geneva...

... attribute to them. The celebration of the Zapatistas as postmodern Internet warrior-poets serves as something of a parable for the promise of the Internet as a digital fabric of connection, expression, democratization, and emancipation, potentially for all of humanity. If a ragtag group of Indigenous...

..., Human Rights, and the Limits of Humanitarianism . Farnham, UK : Ashgate . Ginsburg Faye . 2012 . “ Disability in the Digital Age .” In Digital Anthropology , edited by Horst Heather A. Miller Daniel , 101 – 26 . New York : Berg . Ginsburg Faye Rapp Rayna . 2013...

.... We might then revise, or perhaps merely add to, Foucault’s privileged objects of knowledge by identifying specifically digital ones, a history of sexuality that is not comfortably behind us but rapidly unfolding in the present: 1. An institutionalization of personal privacy as a human...

... it, this has been an “effective strategy of subjectifi- cation” that encourages workers to avoid seeing themselves as workers, and to view themselves instead as “companies of one.” Digital Labor and the Internet Prosumer Commodity How does this logic of investing in one’s own human capital, of investing...

... imperfection, flaws, an aura of human mistakes that counter the sense of the chilliness and perfection that the digital is sometimes accused of.”4 Thus we encounter two practices of the digital moving image that emanate from Mitchell’s opening mise-­en-­scène of James: the audition...

..., through the extraction of value from collective intelligence, or crowd- sourcing, which is obtained particularly by cutting transaction costs by using digital means and promoting competition between independent workers, who are transformed into rentiers of their human capital (Corsani 810 The South...

... as entangled with a cultural politics of reenchantment . Thanks in part to the rise of ubiquitous digital media, capitalism is gamified as never before, yet most people feel trapped in an unwinnable game. Here, a gamified reactionary cultural politics easily takes hold, and the authors turn to the example...