In this talk, Koh presents Digitizing Chinese Englishmen, a digital project that documents the creation of a group of “Asian Victorians” during the nineteenth century [...]
How does one create a digital edition of a classical text, and what do we learn from it? The Mishnah is in many ways a [...]
Cultural heritage collections represent important sources for scholars and enthusiasts, and offer ways for us to listen and learn from peoples and processes that are [...]
Ekphrasis—poetry to, for, and about the visual arts—provides rich territory for the exploration of literary tradition and genre definition. This talk will consider the challenges [...]
What do you get when you cross archives and artifacts with timelines, modern and historical maps, and an appreciation for the interpretive aims of humanities [...]
Update: This talk has been canceled due to Hurricane Sandy. How did a feminist film scholar trained in post-structuralist theory end up running a software [...]
THATCamps (The Humanities And Technology Camp) are a rapidly growing set of user-generated unconferences for technologists and humanities professionals. THATCamps are Collaborative: Everyone participates, including [...]
Recently, there has been much discussion about “the big tent” as a metaphor to define and delineate the boundaries of the Digital Humanities. This metaphor [...]
The advent of digital modes of representation has been changing humanistic practices for three decades, most recently in the emergence of a new cohort of [...]
Public libraries have a long tradition of serving as a knowledge base for their communities and for the nation as a whole. The change flowing [...]