June 12
The Digital Antiquarian
The following are slides to my recent talk at The Digital Antiquarian conference, hosted by the American Antiquarian Society. It was an absolute pleasure participating with such an excellent gathering of librarians, archivists, book historians, digital humanists, and literary scholars. My deepest thanks to Thomas Augst and Molly Hardy for such a provocative two days.
April 19
Little Red Riding Hood
April 14
Snow White
April 4
Fairy Tales
March 27
Broken Tablets
March 11
The Rashomon Effect
March 7
Kafka’s Parables
March 5
Visions of the Jinn: Illustrations of The Arabian Nights
March 4
The Art of Storytelling
January 16
A Media Archaeology of Sewing Patterns
Slides of my recent MLA talk on “Sewing Patterns,” part of the roundtable “Deep Time of the Nineteenth Century: A Literary Archaeology of Media and Objects.”
October 1
Markup Twain
The following are my slides for an invited guest lecture that I recently gave at the Newberry Library as part of the Newberry’s public lecture series. In addition to the talk, I also had the opportunity to lead a session of the Fall 2014 Newberry Seminar: Research in the Humanities (“Knowledge and Technology: From Socrates to the Digital Age”), which is being co-taught by Bridget Draxler (Monmouth College) and Hannah Schell (Monmouth College). My thanks to Bridget, Hannah, the Newberry staff, and the absolutely splendid group of students in the seminar. The highlight of my visit was the chance to meet individually with students and learn about their diverse and exciting research projects.
September 12