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Princeton Prosody Archive Launches a Bold New Site
“A major, searchable, innovative archive for the study of poetry & what people think about poetry” — Robert Dale Parker (James M. Benson Professor of …
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A Look Back at CDH’s “Year of Data” In Photos
Photo highlights from the 2018-19 Year of Data. [Banner image created by Gissoo Doroudian] Enjoy our photo "journal" as we take a look back through …
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Our New Digital Humanities Postdoctoral Perkins Fellow!
We are very excited to announce that Sierra Eckert will be joining us next year as the new Digital Humanities Postdoctoral Perkins Fellow in the …
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"DH is a way of learning rather than a subject or a discipline": An interview with Jianing Zhao '20
In the coming days, the Princeton community will celebrate (virtually) the Class of 2020. Among those slated to graduate is Jianing Zhao, who will receive …
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Welcome Back, In Any Form
For many of us, the months since March have blurred into one another. It seems odd to begin this fall term by saying “welcome back,” …
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Revisiting the CDH Project Charter
In August 2019, the CDH published four of our project charters in response to increasing interest in our project management processes. Those processes have continued …
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CDH Becomes DARIAH’s First U.S. Cooperating Partner
The Center for Digital Humanities has an exciting new designation: cooperating partner of the Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH-EU). DARIAH, formed …
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How We Work: Academic Research Off the Tenure Track with Rebecca Munson and Grant Wythoff
The Center for Digital Humanities, in collaboration with GradFUTURES, is excited to launch How We Work, a new event series centered around the theme of …
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How We Work: The Postdoc Experience with Jim Casey and Zoe LeBlanc
The Center for Digital Humanities, in collaboration with GradFUTURES, is excited to launch How We Work, a new event series centered around the theme of …
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Grassroots Minstrelsy in Bronzeville
The minstrel show was the most popular form entertainment in nineteenth-century America. While professional blackface troops virtually ceased performing staged shows in the twentieth-century, amateur …
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