Professor of Digital Humanities · Director of Southampton DH · Programming Historian Trustee · Historian of various things · Likes watching football and cycling · He/Him · Born at 342 ppm · #COYW
James Baker
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And an equally enormous loss: EThOS remains down, with plans to resurrect only a hugely degraded version, without downloads.
Access to the PhD theses here was crucial. I would always search it on a topic, because these PhD works can be really good. And they don't need to be a book to be cited.
Sparks. The best live band out there. Another curious encounter.
Here I am! 🤗 - what is the point of #digitalhumanities in a world which is on fire? and how has DH changed over the past 20 years? My personal take:
* get close
An unexpected treat of DH Benelux was a chance to close to the women's and men's pro peletons at De Ridderronde Maastricht!
So here we are in 2026 and for a lot of us working in the sector, advocating for some systemic changes to protect and preserve it for *years on end*, it is more than a little rich to see a HEPI report sail in and discover a problem that has been visible for almost a decade.
I'm still kinda baffled - in a good way, I've got tickets! - that Anna von Hausswolff is coming to Southampton.
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