New preprint! Computational Humanities needs falsifiable theories. With 25 Paris-based researchers who share the same ambitions for the field and had an exciting conversation. zenodo.org/records/2349...

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A slightly provocative one: we argue that computational humanities needs more falsifiable theories, not more tools. 👇👇

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Maybe universities shouldn‘t be tying which departments and programs they decide to invest in based on projected job trends they have no actual clue about. Why not just invest proportionally in every field of inquiry rather than underfund some disciplines and overfund others?

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professor life 5am reading writing rithmetic 11am mentoring visit to support class for first gen students 1pm testify to upper admin at faculty union bargaining about lower admin perspective on IP protections in age of AI 2:30pm honors thesis advising 3:30pm grad advising 5pm grad seminar 8pm die

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the title of my talk, “the good, the brown, and the ugly,” is not meant to suggest three discrete categories but rather—like the 80s trio tony toni toné—three ways of saying the same thing. from the enlightenment to the present, i will argue, brownness has been conceived in terms of use value and ae

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