• http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/maney/isr/2005/00000030/00000002

From the Humanist List:
The special issue of Interdisciplinary Science Reviews entitled "Digital scholarship, Digital Culture" (30.2, June 2005) is now available freely online.This issue contains the lectures from the series by that name, held at King's College London, during the 2003-4 academic year.

• Stanley N Katz, "Why scholarship matters: the humanities in the twenty-first century"
• Michael S Mahoney, "The histories of computing(s)"
• Gordon Graham, "Strange bedfellows? Information systems and the concept of a library"
• Yorick Wilks, "Artificial companions"
• Ian Hacking, "The Cartesian vision fulfilled: analogue bodies and digital minds"
• Timothy Murray, "Curatorial in-securities: new media art and rhizomatic instability"
• Jerome McGann, "Culture and technology: the way we live now, what is to be done?"