[csaa-forum] Digital Humanities: Past, Present, Future -- 2 September at Parramatta -- hosted by Centre for Cultural Research, UWS

[Elaine Lally]

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Digital Humanities: Past, Present, Future
 
A one-day symposium presented by the Centre for Cultural Research at the
University of Western Sydney 
 
10am-4pm, Tuesday 2 September 2008
 
The Gallery, Female Orphan School (building EZ), Parramatta campus, UWS
 
Program:
 
Professor Willard McCarty, Kings College, London, 'Stepping off the edge
of the world or into it: The Dictionary of Words in the Wild as
research?'
 
Dr Paul Arthur, Australia Research Institute, Curtin University of
Technology,  'Historical GIS: Showcasing Western Australia's Past,
Present and Future' 
 
Professor Ien Ang and Dr Nayantara Pothen, Centre for Cultural Research,
'diverCities: Challenges of doing a digital humanities project'
 
Associate Professor Andrew Murphie, School of English, Media and
Performing Arts, University of New South Wales,  'Open? Access?
Publishing?: a new world for humanities publishing is a new world for
the humanities' 
 
Dr John Byron, The Australian Academy of the Humanities, 'Roadmaps and
beltways: Digital humanities policy developments'
 
Discussion: The Possible Futures of Digital Humanities.
 
 
 
Tea/coffee available from 9.30am, morning tea, lunch and refreshments
provided. No cost for registration, but capacity is strictly limited so
please RSVP to the convenor, Dr Elaine Lally, e.lally at uws.edu.au. 
Parramatta Campus Map and Directions
http://www.uws.edu.au/about/locations/maps/parramattamap

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