The PIXELS@humanities series presents an overview of all research projects funded by the Research Centre for the Humanities (RCH), in yearly edited volumes.

This series aims to disseminate research results to a wider research community but also to address the broader public in ways that will inform the public discussion of important themes. We also hope that the publication of these volumes will help the cooperation among younger scholars and will encourage further research in these fields. The projects presented here adopt an interdisciplinary approach, pose new theoretical questions or attempt to answer older questions that had purportedly been answered. They also try to define new fields as they surface through the historic, social and political transformations witnessed both locally and internationally. The series attempts to highlight the broad spectrum of questions under examination and thus contribute to the discussion regarding the importance of the Humanities in contemporary societies.