Linking Out: The Long Now of Digital Humanities Infrastructures. Brown, S., Martin, K., & Ivanov, A. In Future Horizons: Canadian Digital Humanities, pages 315–348. University of Ottawa Press, DGO - Digital original edition, 2023. ![Linking Out: The Long Now of Digital Humanities Infrastructures [link]](https://bibbase.org/img/filetypes/link.svg "link")
Paper abstract bibtex A great promise of infrastructure is that it will link us all together. Christine Borgman (2007), for example, views the “added value of linking” (117) as one of the greatest benefits of digital research infrastructure (DRI). In this context, linking often means a system’s ability to link data and documents. But work in critical infrastructure studies extends the notion of linking further to designate DRI’s ability to link not only data and documents but also technologies, communities, and modes of knowledge organization and management (Ribes and Finholt 2009). Like Liu (2016), we believe DH research infrastructure is best understood through
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abstract = {A great promise of infrastructure is that it will link us all together. Christine Borgman (2007), for example, views the “added value of linking” (117) as one of the greatest benefits of digital research infrastructure (DRI). In this context, linking often means a system’s ability to link data and documents. But work in critical infrastructure studies extends the notion of linking further to designate DRI’s ability to link not only data and documents but also technologies, communities, and modes of knowledge organization and management (Ribes and Finholt 2009). Like Liu (2016), we believe DH research infrastructure is best understood through},
urldate = {2026-01-25},
booktitle = {Future {Horizons}: {Canadian} {Digital} {Humanities}},
publisher = {University of Ottawa Press},
author = {Brown, Susan and Martin, Kim and Ivanov, Asen},
year = {2023},
pages = {315--348},
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