Titlebook: Humanities World Report 2015; Poul Holm,Arne Jarrick,Dominic Scott Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and the Author(s) 2015

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Poul Holm,Arne Jarrick,Dominic Scottus and far-reaching. Relatively speaking, the impact which she will have on my life is minimal. She will be a thought in my mind, at most, an incessant worry. Yet even this is grudged – we professionals tell each other that we have to leave our work behind when we go home – don’t take your work worr

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Poul Holm,Arne Jarrick,Dominic Scottus and far-reaching. Relatively speaking, the impact which she will have on my life is minimal. She will be a thought in my mind, at most, an incessant worry. Yet even this is grudged – we professionals tell each other that we have to leave our work behind when we go home – don’t take your work worr

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Introduction,tant aspects. Yet we believe that an attempt, however faltering, must be made to map on a global scale what humanists think about what they do and how the field is changing. There has been no shortage of commentary on the humanities over the last few years. The topic has been discussed intensively i

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The Nature of the Humanities,arch themes or topics chosen for humanities research. We found that socially relevant themes were prominent (though less so among the European interviewees) and that interviewees often identified cross-fertilisation as the way forward, especially interdisciplinarity collaboration and comparative res

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The Digital Humanities,ties intellectually? Or has it just sped up processes and access in ways that are certainly faster but not essentially different? Are we asking new research questions or are we just using new tools? Furthermore, do the digital humanities require new skillsets, which could cause us to think of univer

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