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Queers (in DH) Read This

"Let's make every space a Lesbian and Gay space. Every street a part of our sexual geography." Queers Read This, 1990 On February, 11, 2021, I put...

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Introducing Myself

I am an undergraduate scholar attending Mississippi State University. I chose to double major in English and Philosophy because I have a strong...

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Book cover for Cities of Light, featuring horizontal bars of dark blue, purple, red, and orange, stylized with small squares like the windows on a large apartment building.

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Cities of Light: A Collection of Solar Futures

Today, Arizona State University published Cities of Light , a collection of science fiction, art, and essays about how the transition to solar energy...

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3 UX/UI websites that will inspire your next digital humanities project

What is a text? A text is not solely composed of words on a page. If we break down all of its elements, we can also include the title of the text,...

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Campbell and the Computer (2): 1949

The year of publication of Campbell’s The Hero with a Thousand Faces turns out to have been a fortuitous one, as far as my own work and personal...

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Introductory Post: Kira Schukar

Hi everyone! My name is Kira (she/her). I’m a third-year undergrad at Macalester College in Saint Paul, Minnesota, where I study English Literature...

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Introducing Salwa!

Hello! My name's Salwa Kazi and I'm an Independent Researcher. I'm currently busying myself with conferences, academic research and graduate school...

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GAM 550: 5 Chair Challenge

This is the first in a series of posts in conjunction with GAM 550: Incubation Studio, a graduate level course within DePaul University's MFA Game...

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Campbell and the Computer: A new approach to AI and generated text

I’m bad to watch films with. If I’m not making facetious commentary or instantly imitating any onscreen lines I find even slightly amusing, I’m...

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D'Annunzio and Italian volunteer soldiers in Fiume

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MLA Panel on "D'Annunzio as World Literature," Thursday Jan. 7 @ 5:15pm (EST)

Please join us for our panel at the upcoming MLA Convention (Toronto, 2021, held remotely): Session 192 - D’Annunzio as World Literature: Translation...

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Madwomen in Quarantine: The Wallpaper We Have Yet to Tear

Mad “ Of a person, action, disposition, etc.: uncontrolled by reason or judgement; foolish, unwise… of a person: insane, crazy; mentally unbalanced...

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