Es un placer comunicaros que el último número de la Revista de Estudios Sociales, de la Universidad de los Andes, contiene un monográfico editado por Javier Moscoso y por mi mismo. Este número, que nos ha tenido ocupados los últimos dos años, cuenta con la participación de gente como Rob Boddice o César Rendueles, además […]
Read more "Comunidades emocionales y cambio social"Originally posted on Digital Shakespeares:
Yesterday I had the pleasure of speaking at a symposium at the University of Birmingham on Shakespeare and education ‘in the age of digital humanities’. Sponsored by the British Shakespeare Association, it featured talks from Sarah Olive on the representation of Shakespeare and education on British television, Catherine Alexander on…
Hi there! It has been a long and busy trimester, finishing lots of things and starting new ones. I’ll keep you updated about everything, as always. To celebrate the new layout, I would like to share with you a great video. A wonderful interview to Pierre Bourdieu on his book Homo Academicus (in french, je suis désolé). Worth […]
Read more "New Layout"The most expensive cultural production on the history of humankind was released today (fanfare!) I’m talking of Destiny, obviously. What can I say? I’m not a great player. I had some “addictions” in my early years: Warcraft and World of Warcraft, of course, but also some games for Spectrum… yes, I’ve played with an […]
Read more "Destiny, museums, and the experience"The little world of the historians of medicine suffered the consequences of an earthquake in July 26. You probably did not notice it, but it happened. I promise. It was a minor earthquake, sure, but it raised a strong debate. Let me summarise what happened for you: Richard Horton, editor-in-chief at The Lancet, wrote a […]
Read more "Some thoughts on the History of Medicine"I want to introduce this wonderful project, Monte Estépar, in Burgos, Spain. The Coordinadora por la Recuperación de la Memoria Histórica (Society for the Recovery of Historical Memory) from Burgos, in collaboration with two artists collectives, Espacio Tangente and the Plataforma de Artistas Antifascistas (Platform of Antifascists Artists), are raising funds for the exhumation of the biggest mass grave in Spain. I’m not […]
Read more "Monte de Estépar – exhuming murdered republican soldiers and suporters in Spain"I applied (successfully) to a digital humanities programme some months ago entitled “Digital Literacy for Early Career Researchers” (hurray!). Last Monday I received the information regarding the first workshop, with the following programme: Programme 09.00 coffee and registration 09.30-11.00 Session I: Coding and website construction 11.15-12.45 Session II: Content Management Systems 12.45-13.45 Lunch 13.45-15.15 Session III: Analysing […]
Read more "Digital Humanities"I’ve been thinking the last days about this blog, about the language I write this blog, specifically. As I told you a few months ago, I opened a tumblr for short notes, reserving history of the go for more elaborated posts. I’ve not change my mind about that. I have worries about language. As you can easily […]
Read more "A new space"Dear all, I know it has been a long, long time… but I can give you a good pretext. I’m now the proud father of two… My youngest son, Xabier, is a two month old healthy baby, and if you think that facebook is time consuming, you must try with two kids at […]
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