Mary Catherine Kinniburgh

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