Dan 🏳️‍🌈 on Nostr: Are you a U.S.-based humanities scholar who has published your research in at least ...

Are you a U.S.-based humanities scholar who has published your research in at least one book, two articles, or one multimodal or database-driven online publication in the last seven years? If so, you are invited to participate in a voluntary interview for research about the ways humanities scholars share information about their research ideas and outcomes across the lifespan of their research. Humanists from across research domains are invited to participate, including those who self-identify their research as humanistic but whose departmental home may be placed elsewhere at their home institution (e.g., media studies, art or music historians, book historians, and so on). In addition to individuals writing “traditional” monographs and articles for scholarly audiences, I am looking for individuals who conduct research in the digital humanities and individuals who conduct public humanities or engaged humanities research with or for non-scholarly audiences. (1/2--2nd part unlisted so click thread)