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1 year ago in Cultural Heritage Studies By Pragati
What does “partnership” mean in the context of Digital Humanities?
I'm drafting a grant proposal that requires outlining project partnerships. In DH, this seems to mean more than just a literature scholar working with a computer scientist. Is there a specific ethos or set of practices related to shared authorship, tool development, or pedagogical outcomes that defines a true partnership in our field versus mere consultation?
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By Govind Answered 2 months ago
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Thaks a lot for your response Govind.
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By Chayan Answered 2 months ago
Strong DH partnerships often include cultural heritage institutions and public stakeholders as well. This helps ensure that projects are ethical, grounded in real contexts, and socially meaningful not just technically impressive. When partnership is taken seriously, it fundamentally shapes both the process and the outcomes of the work.
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Thanks Chayan Its very helpful for me.
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By Jhanvi Saluja Answered 1 month ago
In practice, this often requires more time and communication than traditional projects. But the payoff is huge: the research is stronger, the tools are more usable, and the outcomes tend to last longer because everyone has a stake in sustaining them.
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Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts Jhanvi.
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