Spring Symposium 2021

IDAH SPRING SYMPOSIUM 2021: A VIRTUAL EXHIBIT

In keeping with our virtual academic year, we are proud to present our virtual Spring Symposium on behalf of our Faculty Fellows and HASTAC scholars. Each participant has turned what would have been their Spring Symposium presentation or poster into a format suitable for onlin display. Their work is available below.

These projects will be featured as part of Day of DH 2021 on April 29 through the IDAH Twitter account--join us there @IDAH_IU for more details!

HASTAC SCHOLAR TIM ETZKORN

Towards a Theory of Rhetorical Diffusion

HASTAC SCHOLAR MATT LANDINI

Quantifying CInderella: Motifs as Datapoints to Show Cultural Influence in Storytelling

HASTAC SCHOLAR JOIE MEIER

How Far-Right Language Travels: A Comparison Between the U,S,'s American Identity Movement and Hungary's Our Homeland Movement

HASTAC SCHOLAR SEAN PURCELL

Terminal Imaginaries: Reflections on the Tactics of Practice

HASTAC SCHOLAR JAZMA SUTTON

Susan and Margaret Wilkerson: Mapping the Escape of Two Self-Liberated Girls on the Midwestern Frontier

FACULTY FELLOW PATRICIA AMARAL

The Company Words Keep: Tracing Semantic Changes with Distributional Methods

FACULTY FELLOW FRITZ BREITHAUPT

Narrative Retellings Preserve Happiness and Sadness

FACULTY FELLOW JUSTIN HODGSON

Making the Jump: A Video Series on Innovation in Digital Higher Education

FACULTY FELLOW MASSIMO OSSI

Musicians among Venetians: Kinship Networks (1600-1650)

FACULTY FELLOW CORDULA GREWE

Reconstructing the Past, Teaching the Present: Virtual Reality, Cultural Heritage, and Primary Source Education