Foreword to the cluster: Assembling the project
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Obninsk project, assemblage-project, nuclear studies, history and anthropology of Soviet big science and technology, qualitative studies, digital humanities and social computationAbstract
In the present commentary the compiler of the cluster explicates the hybrid design of the Obninsk project. Within the project's framework a combination of classical fieldwork techniques and digital humanities provides new options for knowledge production in the era of computation.Downloads
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