9/12 Digital Dialogue: The September 11th Digital Archive
A MITH Digital Dialogue Tuesday, September 12, 12:30-1:45 MITH Conference Room, McKeldin Library B0135 MITH will be hosting its next Digital Dialogue in support of [...]
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Sep 2006
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Aug 2006
9/5 Digital Dialogue: Kimberlee Staking and Nikki Stewart
A MITH Digital Dialogue Tuesday, September 5, 12:30-1:45 MITH Conference Room, McKeldin Library B0135 Welcome back to MITH's Digital Dialogues! We're pleased to kick off [...]
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Jun 2006
June 8th CoffeeHouse Conversation: Stan Ruecker
Stan Ruecker, Assistant Professor of Humanities Computing at the University of Alberta and a member of the Mellon-funded Nora Text Mining and Visualization project MITH [...]
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Apr 2006
4/25 Digital Dialogue: David Prager Branner and Chip Manekin
MITH is pleased to present two more of its current Fellows discussing their ongoing work in digital humanities. Please join us in the MITH Conference Room (McKeldin B0135) at 12:30 for David Prager Branner (Associate Professor, Chinese), "Yintong: he Chinese Phonological Database and Chip Manekin (Associate Professor, Philosophy), "The Steinschneider Bibliographic Database."
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Mar 2006
4/4 Digital Dialogue: Ralph Bauer and Marlene Mayo on their Digital Humanities Work in Progress
MITH is pleased to offer two of its current or recent faculty Fellows the opportunity to discuss their ongoing work in digital humanities. Please join us for these two presentations, Ralph Bauer (Associate Professor, English) "The Early Americas Digital Archive" and Marlene Mayo (Associate Professor, History) "Gender, Class, and Race in Occupied Japan."
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Mar 2006
3/29 Coffeehouse Conversation on Scholarly Electronic Publishing
On Wednesday, March 29, 3:30-4:45, MITH will inaugurate its occasional Coffeehouse Conversations series with a roundtable on Scholarly Electronic Publishing. The discussion will be facilitated by Katie King (Associate Professor of Women's Studies), Matthew Kirschenbaum (Assistant Professor of English and Articles Editor for the online journal Digital Humanities Quarterly), and Claire Moses (Professor of Women's Studies and Editorial Director of the journal Feminist Studies).
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Mar 2006
3/28 Digital Dialogue: Asim Ali and Marc Ruppel on New Media and Popular Culture
On Tuesday, March 28, 12:30-1:45 at MITH is pleased to sponsor the first of several Digital Dialogues this semester which will spotlight current research by faculty Fellows and Graduate Student award recipients. In this first installment, doctoral candidates ASIM ALI (American Studies) and MARC RUPPEL (English) share recent work presented at national conferences in their field for which they received MITH Travel Grants. Join us this time for a heady brew of Buffy, Batman, readers, fans, new media, narrative, and religion.
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Feb 2006
3/7 Digital Dialogue: Scott Rettberg
Scott Rettberg, new media writer, practicioner, scholar, and critic, discusses questions of genre, canonicity, editing, anthologizing, and collecting in the context of digital literary forms encompassing kinetic poetry, interactive fiction, combinatory writing, story and poetry generation, and network-mediated memoir. 12:30 in the MITH Conference Room.
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Feb 2006
2/28 Digital Dialogue: April Householder
April L. Householder, filmmaker and doctoral candidate in Comparative Literature, will screen her documentary entitled The Brave Stepped Back: The Life and Times of Laskarina Bouboulina. Part of a multimedia dissertation, the film tells the story of a fifty year old grandmother who built her own fleet, stormed a fortress, liberated a harem, and started a revolution. April will be on hand to discuss her project after the screening. At our usual 12:30 start time in the MITH Conference Room.
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Feb 2006
2/21 Digital Dialogue: Ben Shneiderman, “Creativity and Computing” (with a light Japanese lunch!)
MITH is very pleased to welcome Ben Shneiderman, Professor of Computer Science and Founding Director of the Human-Computer Interaction Lab (HCIL). Ben will discuss his latest research on Creativity Support Tools, with an emphasis on audiences including graphic designers, architects, writers, poets, musicians, new media artists, and many others. 12:30 in the MITH Conference Room (B0135). A light Japanese lunch will be served beginning at noon.