News related to MITH’s in-house, collaborative, or grant-funded research projects.
I am defending my dissertation this semester. When I have successfully completed this task, I will be required by the University of Maryland to submit [...]
The "editor-narrator" of an electronic text "must also become an editor-narrator-librarian of the fluid text 'reading room' wherein all full texts of all versions of [...]
The first thing you hear, or at least that you should hear, when you present an idea for a digital humanities project to someone already [...]
It's been an interesting couple of weeks at the Foreign Literatures in America project, as we've really begun to set sail as concerns both the [...]
I ended my last blog entry with the suggestion that one possible virtue of virtuality might be that a digital archive inverts the book's relationship [...]
Over the weekend, Matt Kirschenbaum and I traveled to UNC Chapel Hill in order to meet with the BitCurator Development Advisory Group (DAG). By design, [...]
I began my career as a graduate student in literature knowing that, with how literary studies stand now, I would have to choose for my [...]
For those who might have missed it during the vacation, The New York Times ran a long article about Matt Kirschenbaum’s research for his upcoming [...]
Only spammers seem to be noticing this blog, but for web-trolling software that might be interested in digital humanities and philology I thought I might [...]
Link to the Event On Monday, November 28th and Tuesday, November 29th, Dave Lester (Creative Lead for MITH) and I (Web Developer for MITH) attended [...]