Incongruity Theory – Juxtapositions in Kraków and the International Humor Society Conference
By Sarah Cipes (2021 PRC Fellow, IGS Digital Arts & Humanities PhD candidate) First, there are some things you need to know […]
Tag: Digital Humanities
Poetry Off the Page: A Conference in Vienna
Klara du Plessis reading from Post-Mortem of the Event at the “Poetry Off the Page” Open Mic. (Credit: Tsepang Malephane By Klara […]
Listening Without Pressing Play: The 1994 Writing Thru Race Conference
By Klara du Plessis (SpokenWeb UBCO Postdoctoral Fellow 2024-26) During a brief research trip to Vancouver (Nov 1-3, 2024) with Dr. Karis […]
Installing a first international exhibition: A Press Play Reflection
By Matthew Kenney (Bachelor of Media Studies; Press Play URA) Working on this project over the course of the last few months […]
Recap of our Tech Talk 3: “The Making-Of the Inclusive Language Twitter Corpus”
On November 15th, 2022, the AMP Lab welcomed Dr. Diana Carter, Lucas Quesada, Yarubi Díaz Colmenares, and Bibiana Cortés who presented on […]
The AMP Lab welcomes Michael Treschow!
By Yasaman Lotfizadeh (Lab manager) & Karis Shearer (Lab Director) The AMP Lab community is pleased to welcome our newest research affiliate, […]
The Spark Research Incubator, or the lab as iterative community
By Karis Shearer (AMP Lab director) It’s Thursday, so it seemed like a good time for a throwback. This post was sparked […]
What Are We Listening For? What I Learned While Co-Producing SoundBox Signals
By Nour Sallam (BA Hons English, SpokenWeb Undergraduate RA) When I first met with Karis Shearer in spring 2019 at the AMP […]
The AMP Lab welcomes Hussein Keshani and his research team
By Karis Shearer (Director) Our AMP Lab community is delighted to welcome our 5th Principal Investigator Dr. Hussein Keshani and his […]
Methods of Analyzing Sound within the Digital Humanities: An SSI Reflection
By Miles Thorogood The SpokenWeb project relies on concrete approaches to audio analysis for uncovering the patterns embedded in archival spoken word […]