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Digital humanities

digital humanities practice designed around constraints of hardware, software, bandwidth and money, asking what is actually needed for a project.

In digital humanities, minimal computing refers to digital humanities practice designed around constraints of hardware, software, bandwidth and money, asking what is actually needed for a project. This meaning comes from Risam (2022) in Digital Humanities Quarterly.[1]

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Risam, R., & Gil, A. (2022). Introduction: The Questions of Minimal Computing. Digital Humanities Quarterly, 16(2). https://doi.org/10.63744/b49fzhuz9hhz

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