Fall 2020 Events

Join the South Asia Digital Humanities Working Group for a discussion with Prof. Sean Pue about his use of computational methods for the study of South Asian poetry, the Digital Humanities program at MSU, and other DH topics.  His presentation will be followed by a conversation with attendees, moderated by  Dr. Ellen Ambrosone (PUL).

The CDH will be hosting a drop-in open house for graduate students. If you’re a graduate student curious about digital humanities, if you have questions or an idea about a project, or if you’re invested in learning more about what we do at the CDH and the different ways you might get involved, please join us!

The CDH is excited to announce the formation of a new East Asian DH Working Group at Princeton, with support from the East Asian Studies Department. The Working Group plans to regularly organize meetings, workshops and other events over the academic year. We would like to invite you to a virtual kick-off meeting – registration is not required.

The CDH will be hosting a drop-in open house for new faculty. If you’re curious about incorporating digital humanities into your research and teaching, if you have ideas for a project, or if you’re interested in learning more about what we do at the CDH and the different ways you might get involved, please join us!

The “Shakespeare and Company Project” conducts a discussion of Mansfield's collection of short stories.

The South Asia Digital Humanities Working Group invites you to for a conversation about GIS mapping and its applications for historical or other humanities-centered research. Meher Ali (PhD student, History), and Wangyal Shawa (GIS and Map Librarian, PUL) will lead an informal discussion around the uses and methods of GIS technology, and the possibilities (and challenges) of translating traditional archival or textual source material into GIS-friendly data.

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Please join the webinar here.

Joshua Kotin, director of the Shakespeare and Company Project, and Keri Walsh, editor of "The Letters of Sylvia Beach," discuss the Lost Generation and the books they loved.

Join us for a panel discussion, “Preserving Black Histories, Cultivating Black Futures,” to launch the 2020–21 CDH-PUL Collections as Data series.

The “Shakespeare and Company Project” conducts a discussion of the first book of Richardson's 13-volume "Pilgrimage" series.