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work_rakqdcyqxvdnzp7tgt5x4z36ka	Caroline T. Schroeder	The Digital Humanities as Cultural Capital: Implications for Biblical and Religious Studies	2016	29	.pdf	application/pdf	9247	779	52	Keywords: Digital Humanities, cultural capital, Biblical Studies, encoding, manuscripts, text, marginalia, markup, Religious Studies, canon, annotation, theory Biblical Studies to be marginal to the Digital Humanities when DH is increasingly seen Studies to be marginal to the Digital Humanities when DH is a field positioning itself as In the Digital Humanities, this marginalization of Coptic and other rare languages is even In the world of Digital Humanities, one of the major standards for annotation and So, what does this have to do with Digital Humanities and Biblical Studies? The most visible cultural capital in the Digital Humanities are the standards, One example of the digital symbolic capital is the Text Encoding Initiative institutions with Digital Humanities Centers thus have cultural capital in academia. The Digital Humanities as Cultural Capital: Implications for Biblical and Religious Studies Part 4: Digital Humanities as Cultural Capital Part 4: Digital Humanities as Cultural Capital	./cache/work_rakqdcyqxvdnzp7tgt5x4z36ka.pdf	./txt/work_rakqdcyqxvdnzp7tgt5x4z36ka.txt