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ACH / ALLC 2001 - New York University |
Hosted by the New York University Information Technology Services - Humanities Computing Group, the Studio for Digital Projects and Research, and the Faculty of Arts and Science
Keynote Speakers
Opening keynote:
Johanna Drucker, Robertson Professor in Media Studies, University of VirginaReality Check: Projects and Prospects in Digital Humanities
Busa Award keynote:
John F Burrows, Emeritus Professor, University of Newcastle, AustraliaQuestions of Authorship: attribution and beyond
We are very pleased to announce that the winner of the Roberto Busa Award for the year 2001 is Emeritus Professor John F Burrows of the University of Newcastle, Australia. Professor Burrows has made a substantial contribution to the development and application of statistical and computing tools for the analysis of literary texts. His seminal work on features of style in Jane Austen's writings spawned a whole new field of textual scholarship and his numerous publications on computational stylistics and authorship attribution have been an inspiration to a generation of scholars.
Closing Keynote:
Alan Liu, University of California at Santa BarbaraThe Tribe of Cool: Information Culture and History
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