@article{1380512,
      recid = {1380512},
      author = {Earhart, Amy E., and Jewell, Andrew},
      title = {The American literature scholar in the digital age /},
      publisher = {University of Michigan Press and University of Michigan  Library,},
      address = {Ann Arbor :},
      pages = {294 pages :},
      year = {2011},
      abstract = {The American Literature Scholar in the Digital Age, which  features a wide range of practitioner-scholars, is the  first of its kind: a gathering of people who are expert in  American literary studies and in digital technologies,  scholars uniquely able to draw from experience with  building digital resources and to provide theoretical  commentary on how the transformation to new technologies  alters the way we think about and articulate scholarship in  American literature. The volume collects articles from  those who are involved in tool development, usability  testing, editing and textual scholarship, digital  librarianship, and issues of race and ethnicity in digital  humanities, while also situating digital humanities work  within the larger literary discipline. In addition, the  volume examines the traditional structures of the fields,  including tenure and promotion criteria, modes of scholarly  production, the skill sets required for scholarship, and  the training of new scholars.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1380512},
}