The Digital Arts and Humanities

Part I. Arts, Humanities, Social Media

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: From Double as Shadow to Double as Alter Ego
Amanda Preez

2. Beuys Don’t Cry: From Social Sculptures to Social Media
Alexander Lünen

Part II. Indigital Mapping

3. Aboriginal Digitalities: Indigenous Peoples and New Media
Armida de la Garza

4. Kiowa Storytelling Around a Map
Mark H. Palmer

Part III. Digital Practices in Irish Conflict and Peace Studies

5. A Digital Exploration of Hunger Strikes in British Prisons, 1913–1940
Joseph Lennon, Michael F. Johnson

6. Digital Practices of the Moral Imagination, Socially Engaged Theatre and the Creative Transformation of Conflict in Northern Ireland
Suzanne H. Foy, Charles Travis

Part IV. Neogeography, Mobility and Performance

7. Historical Memory and Natural Hazards in Neogeographic Mapping Technologies
Francesco Pascale, Sebastiano D’Amico

8. Driving Screens: Space, Time, and Embodiment in the Use of Waze
Regner Ramos

Part V. Place, Text, and the Environmental Humanities

9. Digital Place-Making: Insights from Critical Cartography and GIS
Marianna Pavlovskaya

10. Text and the Sensorium: The Augmented Palimpsest as an Augmented Reality Text
Andrea R. Harbin, Tamara F. O’Callaghan

11. The Digital Environmental Humanities—What Is It and Why Do We Need It? the NorFish Project and SmartCity Lifeworlds
Charles Travis, Poul Holm

Avainsanat: Geography, Geographical Information Systems/Cartography, Computer Appl. in Arts and Humanities, Media Sociology, Science Education