The Experimental Humanities (EH) concentration at Bard College, with support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, will host a two-day conference on the theme of global-local experiments in the arts and humanities. The sciences and the arts have long used experimental methods…[Read more]

Sponsored by the NYU Department of English and NYU Libraries

Corpus or Field?
A Challenge for Quantitative Methods
Andrew Goldstone, Rutgers University

4:30 PM, Thursday, October 15
East Room, Avery Fisher Center,
Bobst Library, 2nd Fl.

One of the most promising prospects for quantitative methods in literary…[Read more]

Sponsored by the NYU Department of English and NYU Libraries

Corpus or Field?
A Challenge for Quantitative Methods

Andrew Goldstone, Rutgers University

*4:30 PM, Thursday, October 15 *
*East Room, Avery Fisher Center, *
*Bobst Library, 2nd Fl. *
*New York University *

One of the…[Read more]

Digital Experiments would like to invite everyone to join us this semester
in our program to further humanistic inquiry, build community, and eat
delicious snacks!

We’re planning two parallel projects this semester, each with their own set
of weekly or bi-weekly meetings.

*Open Labs: *
This is a shared time and space for us to work on…[Read more]

*Thursday, September 4 at 6:00 pm *

*Location: Village Pisco, 45 W. 8th St.*

*Join us! *
This year the group is focused on developing projects related to questions
of intertextuality, reference, and citation. We welcome anyone interested
in these topics or in learning about technical…[Read more]

Tuesday, April 29,6:00 PM
Event Space, 244 Greene St.
New York University

Join us for an informal presentation of the Epigraph Project, a year-long research program conducted by the Digital Experiments group. In the presentation, members of the group will…[Read more]

For this week’s Tuesday Lab (4/1, at 6:30 pm, room 105 of 244 Greene St.), we will be exploring different approaches to counting and accounting for data that is often obscured in quantitative visualizations. Our framing questions are

Any visualization presents a necessarily a…[Read more]

This is an announcement about the Digital Experiments working group’s weekly Tuesday ‘labs’ at NYU. We’ve been advertising these on the group’s page, but we always want more participants so I’m posting here this week. Below is the information for this Tuesday’s meeting on *Scale* and our general set-up. If you can’t make it this week but…[Read more]

For our next Tuesday Lab (3/4, at 6:30 pm, room 105 of 244 Greene St.), we will be building on our work with keywords by tracking epigraphic words that frequently co-occur. The framing questions for the meeting are

Are there literary attributes that can be tracked using co-occurring…[Read more]

In order to focus more attention on producing experiments in our regular meetings and to foster greater continuity in our collaboration, we are moving to weekly meetings that will be set up as labs focused on a specific question each week. Each question will be devised so that it can be…[Read more]

Digital Experiments Meeting #2: Collecting & Storing Epigraphs

Our next meeting for the Epigraph Project will be on Wednesday, October 16 at 6 PM in Room 105 of 244 Greene St.

In keeping with our charrette model, we’ve specified a…[Read more]