Keyonna M King, Tatiana Tchouankam, Ron Shope, Regina Idoate, Martina Clarke, Dejun Su, Patrik Johansson
Barriers and opportunities for promoting health professions careers among African American students in the Midwest
Journal of the National Medical Association
reproducibility become requirement hard sciences adoption gradually extending digital humanities fair criteria publication data papers indicative trend however question arises whether strict prerequisites digital reproducibility serve exclude digital humanities broader humanities scholarship instead adopting binary approach alternative method acknowledges unique features objects inquiries techniques humanities including digital humanities well social historical contexts concept reproducibility developed human sciences first part paper propose examine historical disciplinary context concept reproducibility developed within human sciences disciplinary struggles involved process especially art history literature studies second part explore question reproducibility two art history research projects utilize various computational methods argue issues corpus method interpretation cannot separated rendering procedural definition reproducibility impractical consequently propose adoption postcomputational reproducibility based fairest criteria far digital corpora concerned fair ethics expertise source mention timestamp extended include sources confirm computational results noncomputational methodologies