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Dirassat

Abstract

This article examines the evolution, challenges, and future directions of digital humanities (DH), an interdisciplinary field reshaping the humanities and social sciences (HSS) by integrating digital technologies. Through five key axes, it delves into their interdisciplinarity, historical development, cultural and communicative impacts, their relationship with individuation theories, and practical applications in disciplines like history, sociology, and education. The article emphasizes that DH is not merely about using digital tools but about redefining research methodologies, cultural practices, and communication in an increasingly digitized world. Concluding with a discussion on future challenges, such as the integration of artificial intelligence, ethical considerations around big data, and the democratization of knowledge, the article calls for the development of transdisciplinary approaches to address societal and academic transformations in the digital era.

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