Humanities Computing? La corónica's 50 Years of Innovation

Iberomedievalism in the United States has always been at the cutting edge of innovative approaches and methodologies. The development of computational, and subsequently digital, techniques corresponds almost exactly with the existence of La corónica. This article, in part a response to Kathleen Kish's update on the activities of the Wisconsin Seminary of Medieval Spanish Studies published in 1979, traces the significance of the journal as an important part of the dissemination of new techniques and methodologies in the study of medieval Iberia