Public Humanities

Summary

Public Humanities is a blog^[1].

Key Facts

• Public Humanities's instance of is recorded as blog^[2].
• Public Humanities's editor is recorded as Melanie Seltmann^[3].
• Public Humanities's editor is recorded as Mareike Schumacher^[4].
• Public Humanities's ISSN is recorded as 2752-2563^[5].
• Public Humanities's copyright license is recorded as Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International^[6].
• Public Humanities's place of publication is recorded as Darmstadt^[7].
• Public Humanities's part of is recorded as Hypothèses.org^[8].
• Public Humanities's language of work or name is recorded as German^[9].
• Public Humanities's language of work or name is recorded as English^[10].
• Public Humanities's country of origin is recorded as Germany^[11].
• Public Humanities's has part is recorded as ‚The Data Arbor‘: Open Citizen Science with Linked Open Storytelling in Unlocking the ‚Garden Arbor‘^[12].
• Public Humanities's has part is recorded as Questioning Street Names Leipzig^[13].
• Public Humanities's has part is recorded as The Public Humanities summer comes to an end: a small statistical evaluation^[14].
• Public Humanities's has part is recorded as Public Humanities as an open stage or: Why science in social media should also be fun^[15].
• Public Humanities's has part is recorded as A Path through the Conceptual Jungle of the Public Humanities^[16].
• Public Humanities's has part is recorded as Live is live^[17].
• Public Humanities's has part is recorded as Disability History as Public History? On questions of inclusion and target group-oriented science communication using the example of a digital exhibition project^[18].
• Public Humanities's has part is recorded as The Challenge of Motivation – How Participants Stay on the Ball (or Not)^[19].
• Public Humanities's has part is recorded as Own metadata for own blogposts – Bibliographies with open data and Wikidata^[20].
• Public Humanities's has part is recorded as Small Editions for Digital Humanities^[21].
• Public Humanities's has part is recorded as Public Humanities as Individualization of Research and Science Communication^[22].
• Public Humanities's has part is recorded as Science Ink – Scholarly communication off the track^[23].
• Public Humanities's has part is recorded as Introducing “Migrant Connections:” A Digital History Research Hub for Learning and Participatory Activity by/for/with Citizen Scholars^[24].
• Public Humanities's official website is recorded as https://publicdh.hypotheses.org/^[25].
• Public Humanities's main subject is recorded as public humanities^[26].