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DH Research Scholars
Every year CESTA welcomes a new cohort of digital humanities research scholars (called DH Fellows from 2013 to 2024), who pursue digital humanities research projects with the support of the center and their cohort. Learn more about this year's scholars below.
Learn more about the Digital Humanities Scholars Residency.
See the full list of previous scholars and their project titles.
History
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Yoruba Healing Experts: Mapping Herbalists and Ifa Priests' Social Identities and Knowledge Exchange Networks in West Africa, 1920s - 1950s
Sociology
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Nation-Building in Flux: The Rise of Ideological Nationalism in Hong Kong's Educational Curricula
Modern Thought and Literature
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[of] Other Orders: Infrastructural Fabulation and Taoist Metaphysics in Sino/Anglophone Internet Literature
Classics
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What does an Aethiopian look like?: A Digital Catalogue of Black Africans in Ancient Art Collections
Art and Art History
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Encounters with the Generative Archive
Slavic Languages and Literatures
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Who is (Y)Eva Biss(ová)?: Identity in Slovak-Ukrainian Literature through Computational Methods
Classics
Project Title:
The Sources of Ancient Philosophy at a Glance
Classics
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Visualizing Ancient Carceral Spaces
Anthropology
Project Title:
Mapping Adaptive Infrastructure: Automated Detection of Irrigation Aqueducts
Stanford Law School
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Mapping the Diffusion of Green Bargaining Clauses: A Network and Longitudinal Analysis
Modern Thought and Literature, Stanford Law School
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Litigating Desire: Queer Literature on Trial in Twentieth Century India
Stanford Law School
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Vicious Predator and Meek Prey: Racialized Language in Criminal Courtrooms
East Asian Languages and Culture
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Through the Chinese Eyes: Vision, Medicine, and Technology in 20th-Century China