Past Events
TL;DR: Join us on Tuesday, April 9 and again on Tuesday, April 23 to discuss selections from Data Feminism.
Previous seminars in our series have attended to divisions, but also possibilities, engendered by data along various fault lines and contexts (from 19th-century statistical thinking to biases in ar
Join us on April 2nd at between 12 and 1:30 pm for a paper presentation titled "Topic modeling and BookNLP: Seeking the emotional turn in the history of eighteenth-century English fiction"
“Debabelization,” as linguist C.K. Ogden put it in 1931, motivated rich debates about whether technological intervention could make particular languages more efficient agents of cultural exchange.
A Slavery and Freedom Workshop by Bruno Véras