Environmental SciencePhilosophyComputer Science
J. Drucker
tlooto Summary
The costs of digital scholarship are frequently posed in terms of human labor and rights abuses, ecological and environmental damage, carbon footprints, waste of resources associated with obsolescence.
Abstract
Concepts of sustainability touch every aspect of scholarly work and are particularly urgent in thinking about those practices that depend on digital technology. The costs of digital scholarship are frequently posed in terms of human labor and rights abuses, ecological and environmental damage, carbon footprints, waste of resources associated with obsolescence
Citation format
DRUCKER, J. Sustainability and complexity: Knowledge and authority in the digital humanities. Digital Scholarship in the Humanities, 2021, 36: 86–94.