A newsletter that explores how technology, especially command-line tools and generative AI, intersects with humanities scholarship such as philology, rhetoric and writing. It offers reflective essays that draw on classical history to frame current debates about LLMs and digital methods.
Website: https://humanistscommandline.ghost.io/
A project newsletter following one scholar's edition and translation of Sībawayhi's Kitāb, the foundational work of Arabic grammar, with updates on a planned translation of al-Khwārizmī's algebra. Issues report editing progress, draft translations and the linguistic reasoning behind translation choices.
A serialized book-in-progress on the history and practice of digital scholarly publishing, using the journal Kairos as a case study. It explains peer review models, editorial practice and the effects of generative AI on journal editing.
A historian's blog covering history, technology, digital culture and digital humanities, with commentary on AI in higher education and experiments with LLM tools. The blog is now shifting toward a personal site and archive, with main writing moving to Substack.
A personal blog-style newsletter by an educator exploring digital tools, AI experiments, open networked learning, and the history of community creative practices like ds106 and The #DailyCreate. Issues mix reflective essays on teaching technology with hands-on project notes and reflections on digital culture.
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