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Issue 6: Threads is so so live exchanges.uiowa.edu/ancient/

#callforsubmissions :)

It's here #Expanse exchanges.uiowa.edu/ancient/issues…

We'd like to thank all of our contributors for their incredible work, dedication, hearts and souls. We couldn't be more excited about this issue exchanges.uiowa.edu/ancient/issues…

Having trouble getting back into the swing of the semester? Rebecca Hanssens-Reed's essay "On Developing an Adventurous Translation Pedagogy" is there for us, reminding us of the #joy of #experimentation and #exploration that awaits us in the classroom. exchanges.uiowa.edu/ancient/issues…

Now accepting submissions for the Fall 2021 Issue! Submit by email: [email protected]. Submission guidelines: exchanges.uiowa.edu/ancient/submis… Flyer below. #literarytranslation #submitnow #ancient

This Friday, July 9! Virtual launch party! Hear the translators read their work! Revel in literature that endures!

Submissions are now OPEN for our Fall 2020 issue! Send your translations and original artwork to [email protected] by March 15. Guidelines here: exchanges.uiowa.edu/ancient/

Wenxuan asking: How important is interface? If it's not easy enough, how many people would use it? e.g. internet #distlat2016

Wenxuan telling us how data has changed our lives re: Halpern's Beautiful Data #distlat2016

When using digital tools, we are looking for engagement with texts. What can we do with this tool that we can't do on our own? #distlat2016

McGann on hypertext: If it is ever changing, can you ever get back to the original? Is there an original? #distlat2016

Female machine operators as some of the first "computer programmers" #computingandfemininty #distlat16

@EdBKeogh "I imagine each card as an individual R string or KWIC." #distlat16

@EdBKeogh punch card as physical data object, but mechanically sortable. Precursor to digital data and programming? #distlat16