“Paradoxes are always dangerous things”: A “Digital Humanist” on the <i>Carlyle Letters Online</i>

Abstract In this article the coordinating editor of Carlyle Letters Online (Duke University Press, 2007–) reminisces on challenges associated with envisioning, developing, and sustaining a significant digital resource over the course of two decades.

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Victorians Institute Journal
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2025-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.5325/victinstj.52.2025.0169
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Philippine History and Culture
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“Paradoxes are always dangerous things”: A “Digital Humanist” on the Carlyle Letters Online

Brent E. Kinser
Victorians Institute Journal
Philippine History and Culture
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“Paradoxes are always dangerous things”: A “Digital Humanist” on the Carlyle Letters Online

Brent E. Kinser
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Abstract In this article the coordinating editor of Carlyle Letters Online (Duke University Press, 2007–) reminisces on challenges associated with envisioning, developing, and sustaining a significant digital resource over the course of two decades.

Victorians Institute JournalVol. 52
Western Carolina University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 66%
Philippine History and Culture
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