Description: "Exploring the intersections of digital humanities and African diaspora studies"--
Review Quotes:
"Historians have a lot to gain from this volume, particularly the ways in which the editors and authors theorize their research inquiries while staying thoughtful (and often critical) about the ways in which the digital can engage with, disrupt, or make visible the cracks in disciplinary epistemologies."--Canadian Journal of History
"The Digital Black Atlantic is an invaluable collection for digital humanists, as well as for students and scholars who are simply curious about the state of this discipline."--New West Indian Guide
"The volume can serve as inspiration to digital humanities practitioners, but also to other scholars. It provides readers with new ideas on what digital methods can be used and in what ways to incorporate them into various study designs."--KULT Journal
"This volume of diverse essays reconfigures and reinterrogates the scant sites of representations that include and embrace intersections of diaspora studies, more specifically Black and African diasporas and their connections with Digital Humanities."--Synoptique