My current research specializes in book history and postwar American literature, with emphasis on how poets in particular approach the task of creating their own libraries or manuscript collections. As a result of […]

My work in libraries and special collections incorporates public service, archival processing, and bibliographic description, as well as special presentations and exhibition development. I also have experience in […]

I’m Software Carpentry certified for teaching digital skills, and am interested in framing computational knowledge within humanities context.

I recently taught “Web APIs with Python” at the Digital Humanities […]

My research has been funded by Lost & Found: The CUNY Poetics Document Initiative, and it has been an enormous influence on the way I approach primary source work. You can read about how Lost & Found influences […]

I’m a member of the Steering Committee of the Maud/Olson Library, a community-based repository in Gloucester, Massachusetts, affiliated with the Gloucester Writers Center. This Library consists of all the books […]

A significant part of my research involves assessing the way twentieth-century poets and artists engage premodern sources. I focused on medieval studies as an undergraduate and early graduate student, with […]

Dance, by Sonya Lawson

Language, by Maria Lezama

Fashion, by Lionel Woods

Egyptian hieroglyphs, by Leora Goldfeder

Sensation, by Meagan Colon

Sources used:

Walter J. Ong, Orality and Literacy, 2002

Phenomenological, by Nicholas Lange.

Sources

Dunning, B. (n.d). The Naga Fireballs. Retrieved from https://skeptoid.com/episodes/4183

Kortooms, A. J. (2011). Phenomenology of time: Edmund H […]

Emotional and Mental Experience (with emphasis on Black feminism), by Amira Beckles

Technology (new term), by Redwan Ahmed

Messages, by Jessica Jiang

Jack Clarke, by Jennifer Henderson

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How to Live as a a Natural Single Being, by Jacky Qiu