Digital Humanities Events 2017-18
We expect to resume lectures, working groups, trainings and other public events in the academic year 2018-19.
The Language of Food
Dan Jurafsky, Stanford University, discusses his work on the forces that shape the ways we talk about food.
Of Graphs, Maps, and 30,000 Muslims: Premodern Arabic Texts and the Digital Humanities
Maxim Romanov, University of Leipzig, discusses his work using computational methods to read premodern Arabic texts.
New Light on Henricus Martellus's World Map at Yale (c. 1491): Multispectral Imaging and Early Renaissance Cartography
Chet Van Duzer discusses his work using innovations in image analysis techniques on historical maps.
CDH Open House
Join us for our annual showcase of digital humanities projects at USC.
Viral Texts: Bottom-Up Bibliography and the Networks of 19th Century Newspaper Exchange
Ryan Cordell & David Smith, Northeastern University, discuss their work on the Viral Texts project.