The document discusses the relationship between digital humanities and traditional humanities research. It notes that digital humanities both employs technology to advance humanistic research goals and subjects technology to humanistic analysis. It also lists factors like changes in research priorities, policies, funding, and legislation that could influence the future development of digital humanities. These include priorities around creative industries, open access, data rights, and addressing issues of the Anthropocene era. The document also lists some specific areas of digital humanities work like digital history, computational cultures, and automated literature.

1. Next
Generation
Digital
Humanities?
Caroline Bassett
Sussex Humanities Lab

6. ….a distinctive feature of DH is its cultivation of a two-way
relationship between the humanities and the digital: the field
both employs technology in the pursuit of humanities
research and subjects technology to humanistic questioning
and interrogation, often simultaneously…

7. Digital Humanities Activity Investment, Spread, Institutionalization
Humanities Research Priorities Fit with DH/DH fit with
University Strategies DH perceived fit
Government Education Policies REF, TEF, organization of the sector
Research Funding priorities for Humanities Creative Industries, GLAM
Legislation: data governance, rights, ethics Data access/methods challenge
Legislation: intellectual properly, OA Data access, funding, IP
Brexit Funding, networks, excellence
Anthropocene issues Re-thinking growth…

9. Computing & Humanities
Digital History
Computational Cultures
Post-Digital Arts
Code Media
Automated Literature

10. Computing & Humanities
Digital History
Computational Cultures
Post-Digital Arts
Code Media
Automated Literature