Romanticism on the Net is seeking reviews of digital projects to highlight digital scholarship by and for Romanticists.
Digital reviews should be approximately 1,000 words in length and address the project’s scholarly contribution to Romantic studies as well as some of its technical elements, including data model and interface, where appropriate. Digital scholarship that is eligible for review includes database projects, digital editions and archives, bibliographies and catalogues, maps, exhibits, and resources for teaching and learning.
Some recent projects we would be excited to evaluate, but are not limited to:
- Centre for the Study of the Legacies of British Slavery
- Unlocking the Mary Hamilton Papers
- Eighteenth-Century Political Participation and Electoral Culture
- SouthHem
- The Davy Notebooks Project
- COVE
A longer list of relevant projects can be found on NeuRoN: Digital Resources for Researching British Romanticism. Previous digital reviews can be found here.
Reviews are published on a rolling basis. If you are interested in writing a digital review about a digital project, please reach out to Kandice Sharren (kandice.sharren@usask.ca).