A Companion to Digital Humanities offers a thorough yet condensed summary of this newly growing field. 37 unique pieces authored by experts in the field that address the main issues of those interested in the topic are included in the collection.
The articles are divided into topical sections that concentrate on production, dissemination, and archiving, general principles of humanities computing across applications and disciplines, specific applications and methods, and the experience of particular disciplines in applying computational methods to humanities research problems.
The Companion is complemented by a website that will change along with its audience and contains helpful add-on content, widely accessible standard readings, articles for upcoming editions, and other materials.
