What humanists want

Neal Audenaert · Richard K. Furuta

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Digital Humanities and Scholarship Library Science and Information Literacy Library Science and Information

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Despite the growing prominence of digital libraries as tools to support humanities scholars, little is known about the work practices and needs of these scholars as they pertain to working with source documents. In this paper we present our findings from a formative user study consisting of semi-structured interviews with eight scholars.

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