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Stanford
Department of History
School of Humanities and Sciences

Digital History Series

This series includes lectures and conferences that focus on diverse issues in Digital History as a field. Previous events include Digital History (DH) Asia, Face/Interface: Type Design and HCI Beyond the Western World, Your Computer's on Fire, and Before and Beyond Typography.

2023-2024 Organizer: Anne Ladyem McDivitt

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Past Events

May
6

Shift CTRL: New Perspectives on Computing and New Media

Date
-
Location:
Stanford Humanities Center
April
26

DHAsia Presents | Intellectual History and Computing: Modeling and Simulating the World of the Korean Yangban, by Javier Cha

Date
-
Location:
CESTA, Wallenberg Hall, 4th Floor
March
3

DHAsia Hands-On Clinic | Large-Scale Text Analysis of Japanese and Chinese Literature: An Introduction to Text Mining for Humanists, with Richard Jean So and Hoyt Long

Date
-
Location:
CESTA, Wallenberg Hall, 4th Floor
March
1

DHAsia Presents | Narrative as Algorithm: A Macroanalysis of Modern Japanese and Chinese Texts, by Richard Jean So and Hoyt Long

Date
-
Location:
CESTA, Wallenberg Hall, 4th Floor
February
9

DHAsia Presents | Digital Research into the Authorship of the Jin Ping Mei, by Paul Vierthaler

Date
-
Location:
CESTA, Wallenberg Hall, 4th Floor

 

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