The Center for Digital Humanities is an interdisciplinary research center and academic unit within the Princeton University Library. We embrace an inclusive understanding of DH that investigates the myriad ways digital methods and technologies are opening new avenues for research into the human experience, past and present.

Upcoming Events

Reading Group

Reading Group Meeting

Natalia Ermolaev
Thomas F. Keenan
October 30 12:00–1:20 PM

Building Communities of Data-Curious Humanists: The Test Case of Slavic DH at Princeton (and Beyond)

How can PUL’s collections and staff expertise be leveraged to advance digital scholarship in the humanities? This session will discuss how Princeton’s Slavic Collections and the Slavic Digital Humanities Working Group have helped make Princeton one of the leaders in DH for Slavic Studies and a crucial node in a developing international network of DH scholarship focused on Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union. Topics covered will include: grants & funding, working with students, international partnerships, professional/scholarly organizations, conferences & events. This session will provide ideas for engaging audiences through digital collections and building new partnerships with faculty and students. 

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Reading Group

Reading Group Meeting

Grant R. Wythoff
Wind Cowles
November 20 12:00–1:20 PM

Data in the humanities can take many forms – Grant and Wind will explore the joys and challenges of working with humanities research data, leading a discussion of how to approach data management in the humanities, using specific examples of humanities datasets.

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Projects

Built by CDH

Princeton Prosody Archive

Compelling users to rethink the past through a collection of historical prosodic works.

The Princeton Ethiopian Miracles of Mary Project

Folklore about How the Virgin Mary Helps Believers in Ethiopian Literature and Art
Built by CDH

The Winthrop Family on the Page

Developing a web platform to provide a dynamic sense of how colonial readers interacted with texts and each other.
Built by CDH

The Shakespeare and Company Project

Recreating the world of the Lost Generation in interwar Paris.

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