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Initially, Digital Medievalist was understood to be a group of supportive scholars, that wanted to test digital methods for their research projects. Since then, it has developed into a scholarly community with 1500 members and has become an integral part of the field nowadays called Digital Humanities.
Paper, Outreach, History, digital ecologies and digital communities creation management and analysis, public humanities collaborations and methods, Cultural studies, Community Building, Literary studies, digital research infrastructures development and analysis, Poster, Medieval Studies, Scholarly Community
Paper, Outreach, History, digital ecologies and digital communities creation management and analysis, public humanities collaborations and methods, Cultural studies, Community Building, Literary studies, digital research infrastructures development and analysis, Poster, Medieval Studies, Scholarly Community
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