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Digital Humanities and the case for Critical Commons

Dennis G. Jerz / 20 Jan 2010

A little context… a popular internet meme involves adding creative subtitles to a movie in which Hitler reacts to some very bad news.

Here we see the evil dictator responding to some recent developments in academia.
 

20 Jan 2010 in Academia, Cyberculture, Modding, Rhetoric, Social_Software, Technology, Weblogs.

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2 thoughts on “Digital Humanities and the case for Critical Commons”

  1. Dennis G. JerzPalimpsest says:
    22 Jan 2010 at 4:29 am

    Perfect genius! Hilarious and so true!

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  2. Dennis G. JerzJefe says:
    31 Jan 2010 at 10:51 am

    Dennis, this is outrageously funny. I assume you have seen the movie, Downfall. I’ve watched it twice. Very powerful. But, here, I see it can be put to other good uses.

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