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==Available==

* https://digitalorientalist.com/

==Editors==

* L.W Cornelis van Lit
* James Morris

==Description==

From the website (accessed 2019-10-01):

<blockquote>This online magazine is run by a dedicated team of scholars, librarians, and students. We share our experience using digital tools in the Humanities, especially as it relates to our day-to-day workflow.

Our name, '''The Digital Orientalist''', may raise an eyebrow. We are all fully aware of the contentious meaning of ‘Orientalism’ and its relation to colonialism. We are of the opinion that enough years have gone by to pick this name up again, to convey in one word the relation between our fields of studies. In this sense we mirror similar initiatives like The Digital Classicist, The Digital Medievalist, The Digital Humanist, etc. As diverse as our fields of studies are, when it comes to digital solutions, there are many shared aspects. We therefore think we stand to benefit from talking to each other, to learn of best practices in other fields.</blockquote>

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GabrielBodard: Created page with "==Available== * https://digitalorientalist.com/ ==Editors== * L.W Cornelis van Lit * James Morris ==Description== From the website (accessed 2019-10-01): ..."

GabrielBodard: Created page with "==Available== * https://digitalorientalist.com/ ==Editors== * L.W Cornelis van Lit * James Morris ==Description== From the website (accessed 2019-10-01):
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