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Discussion of DH / One more excerpt from Breaking the Book

Mandell gave an interview and talk at the University of South Carolina: big thanks to Michael Gavin and David Miller!

Interview about the IDHMC:

Talk: “Knowledge as Production: the Difference ‘Use’ Makes”

http://cdh.sc.edu/fk-mandell

Discussion of DH / One more excerpt from Breaking the Book

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