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Digital Unwrapping: Homer, Herculaneum, and the Scroll from Ein Gedi
Brent Seales
University of Kentucky -
How to Do Things with 1.65 Billion Words: Spenser and Big Stylometrics
Joe Loewenstein & Anupam Basu
Washington University, St. Louis -
Big Quilt, Big Data: The AIDS Quilt Touch Project
Anne Balsamo
The New School -
Back to the Future: Philology in a Digital World
Martin Mueller
Northwestern University -
Re:Enlightenment
Clifford Siskin NYU
Peter de Bolla Cambridge -
Social Networks and Archival Context: From Research to Cooperative Program
Daniel Pitti
University of Virginia -
The Digging Condition
Jenterey Sayers
University of Victoria -
Plagues, Witches, and War
Bruce Holsinger
University of Virginia -
Cosmopoesis
Ayesha Ramachandran
Yale University -
The Vogue Archive
Chris Meatto
Conde Naste -
Strange Games
Ian Bogost
Georgia Institute of Technology -
Moral Machinery and the Threat of Ehtical Nihilism
Tony Beavers
University of Evansville -
Visualizing the Ties that Bind
Paul McLean
Rutgers University -
Can Mining a Million Books Tell Us Anything New?
Ted Underwood
University of Illinois -
The Lowcountry Digital History Initiative
Mary Battle & John White
College of Charleston -
Philology in a New Key
Jerome McGann
University of Virginia -
Knowledge as Production
Laura Mandell
Texas A&M University -
Better Insights into Linguistic and Cultural Shifts with an Improved Google Books Interface
Mark Davies
Brigham Young University -
How to Compare One Million Images?
Lev Manovich
City University of New York -
Please Step Away from the Screen!
Robert C. Allen
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill -
The Topographic Revolution in the Digital Humanities
John Bonnett
Brock University -
A Tale of Two Ontologies
Colin Allen
Indiana University -
The Future of the Literary Past
Meredith McGill & Andrew Parker
Rutgers University -
From Reading to Social Computing
Alan Liu
University of California, Santa Barbara -
Are You Sure We're Not in Kansas Anymore, Dorothy?
Dan O'Donnell
University of Lethbridge -
Modeling Turn-Taking Behavior in Spoken Dialouge Systems
Julia Hirschberg
Columbia University -
Collaboration & Dissent
Julia Flanders
Northeastern University -
The Book as Computer
Peter Stallybrass
University of Pennsylvania -
Humanities Scholarship, Cyberinfrastructure & the Future of Cultural Memory Organizations
Clifford Lynch
University of California, Berkeley -
Architecting Cultural Spaces
John Tolva
IBM -
How Not to Read a Million Books
John Unsworth
Brandeis University
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Future Knowledge Archive
Established in 2008, Future Knowledge: Prospects for a Digital Era is a lecture series dedicated to bringing a veritable who's who in the Digital Humanities to USC. Held two to three times a semester, the series is a public event that offers insight into a range of issues presented by prominent scholars in the field. All of the lectures are recorded and archived below.