Critical Humanities is an open-access, peer reviewed, multi-disciplinary and international bi-annual academic journal devoted to publishing critical debates and discussions on the culture, history, literature, politics, and theory emerging from the Global South. We are also interested in glancing comparatively at the American South, and at ethnic, immigrant and indigenous America.
Current Issue: Volume 2, Issue 2 (2024) Teaching in the Time of ChatGPT and other forms of AI
Introduction
Introduction Issue 2: Humanities in the time of ChatGPT and other forms of AI
Barbara Postema and Puspa Damai
Special Issue Articles
AI Meets AI: ChatGPT as a Pedagogical Tool to Teach American Indian History
Jeffrey Washburn and Jennifer Monroe McCutchen
“This Wonderful Machine”: How Should We Teach Humanities Texts like Gulliver’s Travels in the Time of ChatGPT?
Richard J. Haslam
ChatGPT and Death of an Author
Al Karim Datoo and Kamran Akhtar Siddiqui
How Fears of AI in the Classroom Reflect Anxieties about Choosing Sophistry over True Knowledge in the American Education System
David Arellano Smith
Article
Catastrophe of War
Sujit Kumar Singh and Ayushi Jaiswal
Interview
“The Hard Work of Programming Germinates Soft Pleasures”: Creating Synthetic Comics with AI Collaboration
Barbara Postema and Ilan Manouach
Book Review
Artwork
A Faint Narrative
Ilan Manouach and Barbara Postema
Editors
- Editor
- Barbara Postema
- Editor
- Puspa Damai