Here it is. I finally changed the format to something I like better. I ultimately chose to anonymize myself by way of not showing my name on the page, but the authorship is…

Hey folks! I’m back in the country and back at it again. This post will include responses to both recent topics, which appropriately fit together. I’ll go ahead and show my hand here:…

When I was doing research for my Sociolinguistics of Computer-Mediated Communication course last semester, I found myself scraping Dutch-language Reddit posts. I speak Dutch as my second language, to the surprise of most,…

Totally forgot to make this post. Oops. In our class discussion, we incidentally started talking about digital memory. One of my favorite topics in that sphere is disaster remembrance. Fun fact: I am…

I mentioned in class that the first criticism of my thesis was that it was using a survey. Surveys, in the view of the critiquer, could never be decolonial. I also had us…

Hey folks! I realize that because of our weird schedule for this week there may be fewer posts than usual, and some people may not see this one in time, or even perhaps…

I have read 90% of the readings for this week before, and that is because I am–for better or worse–in the Digital Humanities program. The DH program at the GC does a good…

Reviewed by: Teddy Manning Review started: 24th February 2024 Site link: https://lostwomynsspace.blogspot.com/ Keywords: women’s and gender studies, women’s history, queer studies, lesbian history Data and Sources Processes Presentation Digital Tools Used Languages Review…

Introduction Hey everybody! I’m Teddy (hän/hänet/hänen). I’m an MA candidate in Digital Humanities and Linguist. My research is in Transgender Dialectology, and here’s my first publication if you’re interested: https://www.digitalstudies.org/article/id/9665/ My other course…