Postdoc in Classical Studies: messengers, receptions, commentaries, and digital humanities (counting words)
Charles Pletcher
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It’s weird that Helen of Troy being played by a black actress is a problem, but most of the rest of the Mediterranean, Greek and Turkish characters being played by incredibly fair and blond haired people of British, Irish and Scandinavian descent isn’t.
And by weird, I mean entirely predictable.
Related to my last post: has anyone taught a digital humanities class that banned student laptops? #digitalhumanities (is that hashtag the right bat signal?)
I asked students to choose two Programming Historian (programminghistorian.org/en/lessons/) lessons beyond those assigned in class. So many lessons broken by Python and/or dependency updates—maybe we should prioritize platform stability? (I *love* PH; I do not love how frequently Python libs break)
