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How do we make things meaningful? How do we create meaning?
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13-15 April 2021

Presenting on "Investigating Indentured Servitude" at the Global Digital Humanities Symposium

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Presenting on "Investigating Indentured Servitude" at The Americas Online: Thinking Digitally about Early America, organized by The McNeil Center for Early American Studies

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Goodbye to All That

Wartime Rationing, Food Aid, and "Civilized" Sickness: The Problem of Pellagra in 1918

Arts, Culture, and Philanthropy: The Robbed and the Robbers

Everybody's Got to Eat! Cooking Like It's 1918

A Call to Arms of Another Kind: 1918, a Banner Year for the Condom

Forgotten Works of 1918: Reassessing Edith Wharton's 'The Marne'

A Declaration of Independence for the Oppressed: The Mid-European Union at Independence Hall

The Limitations of Free Speech in Wartime: The Philadelphia Tageblatt Trial

Florence Kelley and Foucault Walk Into an Archive

The Role of Archivists: An Elevator Pitch

Goodbye, Gothamist

No Archive is an Island (So Please Stock Some Tissues)

The Mnemonic Landscape of Society Hill: Or, You Already Know That This Blog Entry is About "Urban Renewal"

Deep Learning in the Closed Stacks: Possibilities for Archives Procedure Automation

Popular Culture, Publicly-Owned

Local Historical Context: The Material Culture of Port Penn, Somewhere in Time

How do we make things meaningful? How do we create meaning? I engage in digital humanities work with historical data to explore these questions from the perspective of a public historian.

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13-15 April 2021

Presenting on "Investigating Indentured Servitude" at the Global Digital Humanities Symposium

11-13 November 2021

Presenting on "Investigating Indentured Servitude" at The Americas Online: Thinking Digitally about Early America, organized by The McNeil Center for Early American Studies

blog archive

Goodbye to All That

Wartime Rationing, Food Aid, and "Civilized" Sickness: The Problem of Pellagra in 1918

Arts, Culture, and Philanthropy: The Robbed and the Robbers

Everybody's Got to Eat! Cooking Like It's 1918

A Call to Arms of Another Kind: 1918, a Banner Year for the Condom

Forgotten Works of 1918: Reassessing Edith Wharton's 'The Marne'

A Declaration of Independence for the Oppressed: The Mid-European Union at Independence Hall

The Limitations of Free Speech in Wartime: The Philadelphia Tageblatt Trial

Florence Kelley and Foucault Walk Into an Archive

The Role of Archivists: An Elevator Pitch

Goodbye, Gothamist

No Archive is an Island (So Please Stock Some Tissues)

The Mnemonic Landscape of Society Hill: Or, You Already Know That This Blog Entry is About "Urban Renewal"

Deep Learning in the Closed Stacks: Possibilities for Archives Procedure Automation

Popular Culture, Publicly-Owned

Local Historical Context: The Material Culture of Port Penn, Somewhere in Time

How do we make things meaningful? How do we create meaning?
I engage in digital humanities work with historical data to explore these questions from the perspective of a public historian.

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upcoming
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