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Picture This: The Screenshot's Use in Digital Humanities Scholarship

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 October 2020

Meredith D. Clark
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Theories and Methodologies
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PMLA , Volume 135 , Issue 1: Special Topic Varieties of Digital Humanities , January 2020, pp. 203 - 206
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Copyright © 2020 Meredith D. Clark

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