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Modeling the New Wave: On Learning to Use Machines to Read Sci-Fi Lit

By Alex Wermer-Colan

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Demystifying our Digital Scholarship Center: A Conversation with the Temple Libraries CLIR Fellows Part 2/2

By Urooj Nizami

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Digitizing Alternate History Narratives

By James Kopaczewski

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Building a New Wave Science Fiction Corpus

By Alex Wermer-Colan

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Live Stream of QUEER ENCODING: DIVERSE IDENTITIES

Friday, April 28, 2017 // 10:30 am to 5:00 pm

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Created by Michael Glass, using 'Stylo' for R.

The Many Styles of Søren Kierkegaard

By Michael Glass

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Building a corpus: the known vs. the available

By Liz Rodrigues

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Raw data on getting the raw data

By Liz Rodrigues

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How the Machine Understands Natural Language

By Chuanzhu Xu

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Starting out with Stylometry

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When the Study of Authorship Goes Digital

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Black and white photo collage of Henry Salt, E. M. Forster, Edward Carpenter, Arthur Tansley, Rachel Carson, Virginia Woolf

Linking Literary Ecology

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Chart tracks 20 Victorian detective themes from 1850s-1900

(Literary) Corpus Delicti: Finding the Body of Victorian Detective Texts

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Text Scrubbing Hacks: Cleaning Your OCRed Text

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bar chart of percentages related to information practices in the humanities

Part Two: What is Digital Humanities?

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