Once Again on the 'Souths' of Digital Humanities
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https://doi.org/10.51427/com.jcs.2022.0029Keywords:
Digital Humanities, Geopolitics of knowledge, Technology, InequialityAbstract
Instead of reflecting about the Digital Humanities, this article contextualizes them critically reviewing issues related to the geopolitics of knowledge and inequities in research at a global level. It also interrogates labels coined from the North and defines the South or Souths as part of the epistemology of independent and sustainable Digital Humanities.
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