Member's groups
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A group for those interested in the theory of narrative, narratology, interdisciplinary narrative theory, narrativity, and the study of narrative structures.
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For anyone interested in the history of archives and record-keeping.
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A discussion forum for people interested in digital humanities across the disciplines
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The Open Access Books Network is a space for passionate conversations about OA books. Researchers, publishers, librarians, infrastructure providers — indeed, anyone who is interested — can discuss any aspect of […]
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Cinema history, theory, criticism, and aesthetics as informed by international films and various scholarly approaches.
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For scholars of religion and others interested in the practice, pedagogy, history, and theory of religious studies.
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for medievalists
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A discussion forum (and e-mail list) for the philosophers on the Humanities Commons platform.
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A discussion and collaboration forum for Humanities Commons historians. If this group is too general for you, make one for your subfield!
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Literature, society, politics, art, music, thought, architecture, history, and everything else related to the Ottoman Empire and modern Turkey
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Open to anyone with an interest in historical and contemporary movements of people, ideas, cultures and goods across boundaries. The aim is to encourage interdisciplinary conversations on a wide range of topics of […]
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This group is for those who would like to share resources related to the academic job market (and, perhaps, the alt-ac market). It is a collegial, supportive community driven by hope and pragmatism.
The […]
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A group for those interested in the archaeology of Roman Italy and the Roman Empire.
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All aspects of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds and their continuing presence in modernity
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A group those interested in the academic study Jewish and Christian scriptures, canonical and non-canonical.
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For the discussion, sharing, and collaborative creation of open educational resources (OERs)—from syllabi to course materials, assignments, and textbooks—in humanities fields.
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Archaeology and texts of the Ancient Near East
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For all things early modern science studies, including: history and philosophy of science, science in/as culture, scientific print and performance, transatlantic and global studies of science in empire
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Cultural Studies
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For archivists, digital archivists, and those interested in archival theory and practice.