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Humanist Discussion Group, Vol. 33, No. 119.
Department of Digital Humanities, King's College London
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[1] From: Ronan Crowley
Subject: PhD studentships in Literary Studies and Digital Humanities at the University of Antwerp (40)
[2] From: Claire Berlyn
Subject: Digital Humanities position, The European Qur'an Project CSIC, Madrid (44)
[3] From: Samuel Huskey
Subject: Job: Digital Scholarship Librarian at the University of Oklahoma (26)
[4] From: James OSullivan
Subject: Senior Research Fellow at UCC (26)
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Date: 2019-07-07 05:53:10+00:00
From: Ronan Crowley
Subject: PhD studentships in Literary Studies and Digital Humanities at the University of Antwerp
Dear colleagues,
The University of Antwerp is recruiting for two full-time PhD
studentships in Literary Studies and Digital Humanities.
The Centre for Manuscript Genetics, part of ACDC (the Antwerp Centre for
Digital humanities and literary Criticism), builds on a long tradition
of literary research at the University of Antwerp while taking the
fields more recent developments into account by applying digital tools
and methodologies to humanities research. ACDC hosts the Beckett Digital
Manuscript Project (www.beckettarchive.org , which was recently awarded
the /MLA Prize for a Bibliography, Archive, or Digital Project in 2019/.
A team of PhDs and postdocs at the Centre will collaborate in the
creation, launch and curation of a digital scholarly edition of James
Joyces library and unpublished correspondence. They will interrelate
this material to Joyces biography and oeuvre. The PhD candidates will
write dissertations in the area of literary studies and DH.
Full details are available here
(https://www.uantwerpen.be/en/jobs/vacancies/ap/2019bapdocproex220/) on
the University of Antwerp jobs website.
Applications should be made online before the closing date of *Sunday 11
August 2019* (Central European Time) and should include a CV and
cover letter.
For questions about the positions, please contact Prof Dirk Van Hulle,
dirk.vanhulle@uantwerpen.be , or Dr Ronan Crowley,
ronan.crowley@uantwerpen.be
Best,
Ronan.
Ronan Crowley
FWO Marie Sk³odowska-Curie Fellow
Centre for Manuscript Genetics
Universiteit Antwerpen
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Date: 2019-07-04 04:48:24+00:00
From: Claire Berlyn
Subject: Digital Humanities position, The European Qur'an Project CSIC, Madrid
Dear colleagues,
I work on a project called The European Qur'an: Islamic Scripture in
European Culture and Religion 1150-1850 (EuQu) at the University of Kent
in the School of History. Our partner institution CSIC is looking to
recruit a Spanish speaking Digital Humanities professional who will work
with us on the development of the digital section of the project,
specifically a database of Quran manuscripts and related material in
Europe in our period.
We are aiming to find an exceptional pool of applicants and to that end
I hope that you wont mind that I am contacting you as teacher of
Digital Humanities. Please find attached the Expression of Interest
letter, which is also available at:
http://proyectos.cchs.csic.es/corpi/es/content/dh-expert-european-quran.
I would be most grateful if you could circulate it to anyone in your
network who may be interested in applying, or to any lists you may bea
member of where it may be of interest.
With thanks and Best wishes
Claire
Claire Berlyn
Project Officer
The European Quran Islamic Scripture in European Culture and Religion
1150-1850
This project has received funding from the European Research Council
(ERC) under the European Unions Horizon 2020 research and innovation
programme (grant agreement No 810141)
School of History
Rutherford College
University of Kent
Canterbury
Kent
CT2 7NX
C.L.Berlyn@Kent.ac.uk
Attachments:
Expression of interest DH_English.pdf: https://dhhumanist.org/att/67756/att00/
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Date: 2019-07-02 13:43:51+00:00
From: Samuel Huskey
Subject: Job: Digital Scholarship Librarian at the University of Oklahoma
The University of Oklahoma seeks a librarian who will provide leadership and
support for a dynamic, multi-faceted program that addresses the growing demand
for digital scholarship research and teaching on campus. Reporting to the Head
of the Digital Scholarship at OU Libraries, the Digital Scholarship Librarian
will foster exploration and application of digital tools and new approaches to
research, teaching, and learning in the field of digital scholarship.
The Digital Scholarship Librarian will serve as a strategist and resource person
for both faculty and students assisting in identifying and integrating of
digital scholarship technologies and methodologies for research and teaching.
Please see https://jobs.diglib.org/job/digital-scholarship-librarian-13/ for
more information.
Samuel J. Huskey
Associate Professor and Chair
Department of Classics and Letters
University of Oklahoma
650 Parrington Oval, CARN 109
Norman, OK 73019
(405) 325-0490
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Date: 2019-07-01 10:25:32+00:00
From: James OSullivan
Subject: Senior Research Fellow at UCC
Colleagues may be interested in the following post at UCC...
Senior Research Fellow, Computer Science and Cultural Data Analytics,
Department of Music, School of Film, Music and Theatre
Specific Purpose Whole Time Appointment (anticipated duration 4.5 years)
University College Cork invites applications for an experienced Senior
Research Fellow to lead a new high impact 5-year research project in the
area of Hip Hop Studies. The position of Senior Research Fellow is in the
area of Computer Science and Cultural Data Analytics and is available at
the Department of Music in the School of Film, Music, and Theatre at
University College Cork. The position is funded by the European Research
Council and is associated with the research project CIPHER: Hip Hop
Interpellation. This study of global hip hop knowledge flows will synergize
computational and ethnographic methods to examine how hip hop âunlocks the
global through the local. The principal investigator of the project is
Professor J. Griffith Rollefson.
The successful candidate will work on a research project in global hip hop
studies that combines cultural data analytics (text and sound,
crowdsourcing, NLP, machine learning, semantic web, stylometry) with
ethnographic and cultural studies methods. The researcher will work closely
with the PI and a team of ethnographic researchers. S/he will also manage a
dedicated doctoral student and a computational support team at the Insight
Centre for Data Analytics.
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