Laurie Lee Moses's List: Blogs I like

• there’s a sweet spot to be explored where p
• articipatory archives can both teach and facilitate scholarship in the best tradition of scholarly editions.
• increased visibility to and participation by the public translates into more public funding.
• One could well think of editions not just as being authored but as being maintained; there’s always potential for more curation, more talmudic commentary around the material at the heart of an edition. If one removes the requirement for a moment of print fixity in order to facilitate dissemination, then the edition becomes a curated data store, always potentially evolving in a way that resonates with the culture of the web itself.
• a move to a more collaborative, rather than upstream/downstream, relationship between professional humanists and the amateur/public audience.

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