"Building Critical Decolonial Digital Archives: Recognizing Complexities to Reimagine Possibilities"
Download PDF About the AuthorBibhushana Poudyal is currently a doctoral student and Assistant Instructor in Rhetoric and Writing Studies program at The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP). Her research areas are Critical Digital Humanities, Critical Digital Archiving, and Digital Humanities in Transnational Contexts. Presently, her inquiries are directed toward Theories and Praxes of Situating/Situatedness and Decolonizing-Depatriarchalizing of Epistemes, Epistemologies, Ontologies, Digitalism, and Digital Archives. ContentsMethodological overview of critical digital archiving project Exigency for Critical Decolonial Digital Archiving Project What is (or why) archiving and digital archiving? Critical Digital Archiving: Terminological, Conceptual, and Methodological Shifts |
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