THATCamp Games: Maryland Is For Gamers
Sheet of stickers from THATCamp Games 2012. THATCamp Games, last weekend’s four-day unconference on digital humanities and gaming, had its origin in [...]
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Jan 2012
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Jan 2012
Telling the Story of Foreign Literatures in America
Over the past few years, I've spent a good deal of time thinking about storytellers and storytelling. In fact, it was my interest in the [...]
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Jan 2012
MITH Welcomes Lisa Rhody as Winnemore Fellow
MITH is pleased to announce Lisa Rhody, doctoral candidate in the department of English at the University of Maryland, as the Winnemore Dissertation Fellow for [...]
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Jan 2012
BitCurator is Designing Curation Tools for Use
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, [...]
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Jan 2012
Announcing our Spring Digital Dialogues!
A new semester is here! And with it brings a stellar list of speakers for our spring Digital Dialogues, a speaker series hosted by The [...]
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Jan 2012
Digitally Networking the Humanities
Last week, MITH Director Neil Fraistat traveled to the 2012 Modern Language Association (MLA) Convention to work with literary scholars interested in exploring digital humanities [...]
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Jan 2012
Publicist Wanted
Word processing is hot and the media is on the trail. This morning The New York Times Arts Beat blog published "Who Word-Processed First? Professor's [...]
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Jan 2012
Reinventing the Boundaries of American Literature
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 [...]
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Jan 2012
MITH’s Associate Director in The New York Times
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 [...]
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Jan 2012
New Output
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 [...]