Textual and Digital Studies
University of Washington · WA · TEXTUALANDDIGITALSTUDIES1110
Textual and Digital Studies is a degree at University of Washington, WA. It covers areas like media studies, cultural studies, translation studies, literary theory, digital media, postcolonial literature. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
University of Washington
What you'll study in Textual and Digital Studies
Example subjects: Seminar in Asian Textual and Digital Cultures, Cultural Studies Methods, Visual Cultural Studies Methods, Social Production and Distribution of Digital Content, Digital Media Literacy, Literature and Technology, Textual Theory, Studies in Print Culture and Publication, Digital Literary and Textual Studies, Capstone in Textual and Digital Studies, Histories and Futures of the Book, Texts and Reading, French and Francophone Cultural and Literary History through Digital Archives and Tools.
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What will I study in Textual and Digital Studies?
Textual and Digital Studies covers areas like translation-studies, media-studies, literary-theory, cultural-studies, digital-media, postcolonial-literature, classical-studies, modernist-literature.
Who offers Textual and Digital Studies?
Textual and Digital Studies is offered by University of Washington, WA.
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