Digital Humanities Reading Group: September
This session, we will discuss a text on close-reading and automatic reading. More specifically, we will discuss this text:
This session we will reading: Beaufoy, Joanna & Lars Kjær. “Can automatic reading be close? On the implications of using a large language model to identify interactions between lighting and emotions in French literature, 1838–1928.” Digital Scholarship in the Humanities.
The Digital Humanities Reading Group is a light and easy way to get into regularly discussing peer-reviewed DH work, no previous knowledge necessary. Everyone is welcome. The group is across the Humanities faculty and is currently hosted at Engerom.
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