CWRC News / Nouvelles du CSÉC
  • Cambridge University Press is making the full contents of the Orlando Project textbase, Orlando: Women’s Writing in the British Isles from the Beginnings to the Present freely available during March for Women’s History Month. Click here to explore any time during the month of March! Username: womenshistory, password: orlando....

    Free access to Orlando Textbase for Women’s History Month

    Cambridge University Press is making the full contents of the Orlando Project textbase, Orlando: Women’s Writing in the British Isles from the Beginnings to the Present freely available during March for Women’s History Month. Click here to explore any time during the month of March! Username: womenshistory, password: orlando….

  • Tuesday, 31 Jan 2012, Karyn Huenemann and I gave a brief presentation about CWRC and CEWW (Canada’s Early Women Writers) to a brown-bag discussion about digital humanities organized by the SFU English Department, which included presentations by Michelle Levy on her experience of teaching a grad course about...

    CWRC Presentation at SFU

    Tuesday, 31 Jan 2012, Karyn Huenemann and I gave a brief presentation about CWRC and CEWW (Canada’s Early Women Writers) to a brown-bag discussion about digital humanities organized by the SFU English Department, which included presentations by Michelle Levy on her experience of teaching a grad course about…

  • D³: Digital Media, Distant Reading, and Discipline. Keynote of the Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory Workshop, a free two-day workshop, 9-5:30, Sept. 30-Oct. 1, celebrating the launch of the Collaboratory project This talk explored how traditionally, literary and cultural studies resist digital media, holding on to “close reading,” and...

    D³: Digital Media, Distant Reading, and Discipline

    D³: Digital Media, Distant Reading, and Discipline. Keynote of the Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory Workshop, a free two-day workshop, 9-5:30, Sept. 30-Oct. 1, celebrating the launch of the Collaboratory project This talk explored how traditionally, literary and cultural studies resist digital media, holding on to “close reading,” and…

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    ACH launches grassroots idea poll

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  • Want to spend the summer in NYC learning to program? Check out the Hacker Grants provided by the wonderful folks at Etsy.

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    Want to spend the summer in NYC learning to program? Check out the Hacker Grants provided by the wonderful folks at Etsy.

  • “From the Garden to the Trenches,” the second of three international “Approaching War” conferences marking the centenary of WWI, will focus on childhood culture and war from the perspectives of the Americas. The first conference in Sydney Australia (December 2011), centred on the Global South, and the third,...

    From the Garden to the Trenches: Childhood, Culture, and the First World War Conference

    “From the Garden to the Trenches,” the second of three international “Approaching War” conferences marking the centenary of WWI, will focus on childhood culture and war from the perspectives of the Americas. The first conference in Sydney Australia (December 2011), centred on the Global South, and the third,…