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ENGL 108 - (LT) Re-Coding Literature: Introduction to Digital Humanities

Semester Hours: 3 s.h.

Periodically

This course explores the promise and limitations of using computing and digital technologies to undertake and present literary analysis.  Topics may include data visualization, text encoding and text analysis, digital archives and digital editions, humanities gaming, and digital storytelling.  This course introduces digital tools as well as humanistic questions concerning aesthetics, ethics, access and inclusion raised by the use of such tools.  Students will encounter those digital tools as they analyze literary texts. 

Prerequisite(s)/Course Notes:
WSC 001  or WSC 002 .




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