This is the Editorial I wrote for the new monographic volume of the e-journal Humanist Studies & the Digital Age entitled  Networks and Projects: New Platforms in Digital Humanities, edited by Crystall Hall, Massimo Lollini and Massimo Riva. It was published in December 2017.

The sections Perspectives and Interventions of the journal are devoted to the publication of a selection from the proceedings of a colloquium held at Brown University in the Spring of 2015. These first two sections are presented and introduced by Massimo Riva in his essay on “Scholarly Networks and Collaborative Practices.” The third section of this issue, Projects, is presented by Crystal Hall in her introduction, “Italian Studies and Digital Humanities: Research Outcomes.”

In the brief notes of my Editorial, “Worlds of Meaning“, I reflect on the idea of “network” as conceptual framework and privileged space of knowledge engaging with Pierre Lévy’s work, and I anticipate the topic of the sixth issue of Humanist Studies & the Digital Age that will be published in 2019.