Keith Ruiter
,@keithruiter
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A group to discuss arts and humanities funding
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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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A group for those interested in linguistics
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for medievalists
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A discussion forum for the anthropologists amongst us.
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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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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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Bringing together a wide range of participants from across humanities communities (publishers, scholars, librarians and more) to discuss model practices for publishing on public and publicly engaged humanities […]
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A general group for archaeologists interested in the medieval and post-medieval period.
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A general group for archaeologists and those interested in archaeology.
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Community space for the Global Digital Humanities Symposium (msuglobaldh.org).
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Early medieval English language and literature
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Cultural Studies
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A group where we can share research, teaching, writings, and other work in public humanities.
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Resources/discussion on the burgeoning interdisciplinary field of cultural heritage studies
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Language, material culture, fiction, cultural studies, more. Anything related to 6th – 10th centuries, anywhere in the world.
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Legal historians. You know who you are.
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A space for graduate students to share teaching ideas and resources
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This community will create a way for scholars to connect with peers and help keep things such as language fluency, translation, and research skills sharp, as well as answer questions that medievalist scholars may […]