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(Volume 1)

Changing Humanities and Smart

Application of Digital Technologies

Edited By:

Kuo Hung Huang

Department of E-learning Design and Management,

National Chiayi University,

Taiwan

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FOREWORD

It is with pleasure that I take advantage of the opportunity to write the foreword for this book, which is the work and effort of scholars to explore new ground and participate in research that infuses innovative methods and thinking into academic investigations around peoples lives.

Innovative contributions are being made in literature, in history, in geography, in religion, and in education. These contribution are providing the basis for new ways of understanding the contextual nature of technological application practices emerging from humanities research and instruction.

Not only is this book of great value to the digital humanities researchers, but it is equally important and instructive to scholars who are interested in the interdisciplinary research from diverse fields. I hope this book will inspire you to pursue innovative research within existing culture.

Dr. David Tein-Yaw Chung
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Yuan Ze University
Taiwan

PREFACE

As the title of this book implies, its purpose is to utilize a perspective derived from humanities to consider some of the potential uses of computers in humanities teaching and research. Our intent in producing this book is to provide readers with exemplars of the types of combining computers and subject matters in social science and humanities. Accordingly, our contributors address a variety of computer applications to education and research, which range from humanities, such as literature, geography, history, and religion, to the more technical domains of GIS, mobile devices, and networks.

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