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Latin American Literary History and Digital Humanities. _Approaches to Teaching the Works of Jorge Luis Borges_ (2025) https://tinyurl.com/2nj7dfkn ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8899-3021
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📣 ¡LASA2026 será presencial en París! Nos complace anunciar que LASA2026 se celebrará exclusivamente de manera presencial en la ciudad de París, Francia. No habrá opción virtual, así que te invitamos a planear tu viaje con anticipación. #LASA2026

Job Opportunity! University of Missouri - Columbia, Libraries Languages, Literatures & Digital Humanities Entry level and experienced librarians are encouraged to apply. Training and mentorship will be provided. www.h-net.org/jobs/job_dis...

When a character in a TV show says they do not like the movie “Michael Clayton”, you already know they are going down. It is TV justice.

🎉 ¡Cumplimos 20 años! Dos décadas acompañando, investigando y defendiendo los derechos humanos en el entorno digital de América Latina. Estos 20 momentos marcan nuestro camino y nuestro compromiso. 📲 Recorre algunos hitos clave de esta historia colectiva.

Today we released Institutional Books 1.0, a 242B token dataset from Harvard Library's collections, refined for accuracy and usability. 🧵

My course proposal for Cultural Analytics @berkeleyischool.bsky.social has been approved for Fall 2025! This is the fullest expression of my vision for CA: a radical interdisciplinary experiment for rethinking knowledge production at the intersection of the humanities and machine learning. (1/9)

We're very proud to be featured on @dariaheu.bsky.social's catalogue of #OpenAccess resources, DARIAH-Campus. Find us there alongside other great learning materials now: tinyurl.com/ph-DARIAH

Just received my copy of Stephen Buttes's exciting new book "Poverty and Antitheatricality" Thank you @rutgersupress.bsky.social www.rutgersuniversitypress.org/poverty-and-... @formajournal.bsky.social

This essay is a mix of invented language + references to thinkers who don't typically fit into the same category: Shel Silverstein, A.A. Milne, Walter Benjamin, Julia Kristeva, Vicente Huidobro etc. Just saying: I do not think that AI could produce something so weird. www.guernicamag.com/aquaduhka/

After the first 4 months of 2025, all I want to say is: we need more Murderbot and less Andor in our lives.

You weren’t doing DH right if you didn’t have “close reading makes a comeback around 2025” on your bingo card

Yes, I am making another cup of coffee for this morning. Stop looking at me like that. I said I am grading papers, remember? I am entitled to a second cup!

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Binding Media. Hybrid Print-Digital Literature from across the Americas is officially out today from @stanfordpress.bsky.social! 🎉 If you’re interested in publishing, book history, cultural hybridity, media archaeology, and digital literature, you might like the book! A not so short thread 1/

I have been preparing for this re-reading The Name of the Rose--can't be as bad as it was at that time!

Cover reveal! “Taco”, my first trade book, part of the Object Lessons series at Bloomsbury is available for pre-order. It publishes on October 16. If you are interested, you can pre-order in your local or bookstore and directly from this link , www.bloomsbury.com/us/taco-9798...

I'm going to both sympathize with and disagree with @isanchezprado.bsky.social 's reading of @jefflawcdm.bsky.social's essay. On the one hand, I agree that the essay "would be stronger if Lawrence weaved in transnationalism." However, on the other hand, is it fair to say that about an essay?

Nine responses to my 2024 ELH essay "Mobilizing Literature: Social Movements and Post-1945 US Literary Studies" just went live on @atpost45.bsky.social. I'm grateful to @dan-sinnamon.bsky.social and @franciscondine.bsky.social for organizing the cluster. post45.org/2025/03/intr...

In the final article for FORMA's Debate issue, José Eduardo Gonzalez takes a quantitative approach to Spanish American literary studies, referencing Ángel Rama’s essay “El boom en perspectiva.” Read more and consider responding at buff.ly/vB1FL1y.

The final article in our Forma Journal's state of the field special issue is an article I wrote using data about the annual Kentucky Foreign Language Conference. www.formajournal.org/essays/asses...

This week we are publishing position papers by @magarmtis.bsky.social and Patrick Dove as part of the special issue on the state of the field in Latin American studies www.formajournal.org/essays/dista...