Showing posts with label Digital Humanities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digital Humanities. Show all posts

Fall Teaching: "Decolonizing (Digital) Humanities"

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[Updated January 2022]  I'm teaching a grad seminar on Digital Humanities this fall.  I'm structuring most of the hands-on work arou...

Text Corpus: Colonial South Asian Literature

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Recently, I announced a Text Corpus I had put together, of African American Literature from 1853-1923.  I've also been putting together ...

Text Processing with Regular Expressions (RegEx): a Digital Humanities Work-Flow for Beginners (no coding)

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I wrote up the following as a primer for the students in my Digital Humanities seminar in 2020; updated in Spring 2025. If you have favorite...

Announcing An Open-Access African-American Literature Corpus, 1853-1929

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Announcing: an Open-Access African American Literature Corpus, 1853-1929 Amardeep Singh, Lehigh University. On Twitter @electrostani J...

Digital Humanities Exhibits at #MSA18: An Annotated Overview

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I'm at the MSA this year to talk about my Claude McKay project as part of a Digital Exhibition. The format is unusual: in one of the ...

Claude McKay: New Site, Expanded Project (w/Network Diagrams)

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Harlem Shadows: Claude McKay's Early Poetry http://scalar.lehigh.edu/mckay/ I've recently been working on rebuilding a collabo...

Group Project: Sentiment Analysis of Poetry in Python (DHSI 2016)

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I took a one-week course on Coding Fundamentals at DHSI 2016 with Dennis Tenen (Columbia University) and John Simpson (University of Albert...

In Defense of Digital Tools (by a Non-Tool)

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Like many of my friends and colleagues, I found the recent broad critique of the Digital Humanities  in LARB by Daniel Allington, David Gol...

Digital Teaching Notes: The "Harlem Shadows" Collaborative Project

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This fall, students in the Intro to DH class that Ed Whitley and I co-taught produced a pretty wonderful collaborative digital project th...