The question of whether Digital Humanities (DH) is a discipline has had a whole moment, with many publications and discussions around questions like: What even makes a discipline? Has DH reached that status? How does discipline building work? How can we define DH in the first place? There has also always been a certain reluctance within DH to truly define itself, maybe culminating in the fun website https://whatisdigitalhumanities.com/ that simply keeps giving you yet another definition of what DH is upon each reload. So the whole discussion has been about, on the one hand, defining what DH is and, on the other, wondering whether DH is a discipline, can ever be a discipline, has already become one, or what it would take for that to happen. I think we have reached some general consensus on certain basics, but beyond that, things remain much less clear. And maybe that’s partly deliberate. Some have rightly observed that DH also seems to resist

read more DH as a discipline and the sub-disciplines of DH

See also: Original Source by The LaTeX Ninja

Note: The copyright belongs to the blog author and the blog. For the license, please see the linked original source blog.