IAUPE 2016, Caxton and Computational Stylistics

29 July 2016

“Caxton and Computational Stylistics: Exploring Modes of Authorship in Early English Printed Texts”
IAUPE 2016, London
David Joseph Wrisley @DJWrisley
American University of Beirut/New York University Abu Dhabi

Figure: Rolling classify with 100 MFWs and Delta in Malory using the Chesse/Recuyell reference set (using the Stylo package for R)

On Translating Voyant Tools into Arabic NYUAD Digital Humanities Meetups 2016-17

NYUAD Digital Humanities Meetups 2016-17

djwrisley

19 September 2016

Uncategorized

No Comment

What is the Digital Humanities Meet Up? It is an informal get together for anyone interested in, or just curious about, the digital humanities. It is co-sponsored by the NYU Abu Dhabi Center for Digital Scholarship and the Division of the Arts and Humanities. When will it meet? It will meet during the […]

On Translating Voyant Tools into Arabic

djwrisley

9 June 2016

Uncategorized

No Comment

@DJWrisley and @NajlaJarkas1 Department of English American University of Beirut Voyant Tools is a “web-based reading and analysis environment for digital texts.” The developers of Voyant, Stéfan Sinclair and Geoffrey Rockwell, reached out to the international digital humanities community this summer to ask for volunteers to translate it into languages other than English. My colleague […]

IAUPE 2016, Caxton and Computational Stylistics

Related Posts

NYUAD Digital Humanities Meetups 2016-17

On Translating Voyant Tools into Arabic

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Pages

Blog

Archives

Tags