Jakob Ladegaard

Associate professor in Comparative Literature at Aarhus University. Early modern literature, digital methods, and the occassional film.

[Mads Rosendahl Thomsen @madsrt]

As someone who is interested in automated text generation, I think the topic becomes more important day by day...

[Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies @AIAS_dk]

The CALL is OPEN for the AUFF-Ukraine research fellowships at AIAS @AarhusUni for researchers from a Ukrainian research institution who are at risk and unable to continue their research. Apply online by 20 April at noon: https://t.co/iHfXwthsMC
Funded by the @AUFF2017

[Jakob Ladegaard @LadegaardJakob]

@MichelleMDowd @LaraDodds Congratulations! It looks great. Look forward to reading it.

[Jakob Ladegaard @LadegaardJakob]

Min Tænkepause om arv udkommer på mandag. Jeg håber, at den kan være lige så fornøjelig og lærerig at læse, som den var at skrive. https://t.co/NJYoLjrTL8

[Dr. Beth Cortese @BethCortese1]

New article out from the ´Unearned Wealth: A Literary History of Inheritance project´ at Aarhus University on Richardson´s Clarissa,discussing the expectations of and obligations placed on donors and beneficiaries.https://t.co/9G0AHfEdax

[Jakob Ladegaard @LadegaardJakob]

New article out on inheritance, prodigality and bastardy in Richard Brome's The Demoiselle.
https://t.co/tSxKzZ7j3f

[Ruth Ahnert @RuthAhnert]

Tomorrow!

[The Renaissance Society of America @RSAorg]

Apply for a 2022 RSA Digital Innovation Award! Applications are due by December 15, 2021: https://t.co/PqSZRHktWn #RenTwitter #AcademicTwitter #DigitalHumanities

[Jakob Ladegaard @LadegaardJakob]

For anyone interested in social network analysis and comparative studies of early modern drama, DraCor is a fantastic resource.

[Encyclopedia of Shakespeare’s Language Project @ShakespeareLang]

The time has come! We are pleased to announce the launch of our free online course: “Shakespeare’s Language: Revealing Meanings and Exploring Myths”! It’ll run from 12th July for 4 weeks via @FutureLearn. 📚 💻 #ShakeLangMOOC https://t.co/1J8sCf9pFu

[Videnskab.dk @videnskabdk]

Åbent brev til Folketinget: Over tusind danske og internationale forskere er bekymrede for forskningsfriheden: 1.500 forskere har indtil videre skrevet under. Astrofysiker og professor Anja C. Andersen var en af de første. https://t.co/W0h7uA7Ihm #dkpol #dkvid #dkforsk

[Anna Reynolds @torcheculs]

Did you know that the earliest lottery took place in the Dutch town of Sluis in 1434?
The Paper Trade team are holding our own lottery, though without paper tickets! Four lucky people who retweet this post will receive a free copy of *The Paper Trade in Early Modern Europe*

[Encyclopedia of Shakespeare’s Language Project @ShakespeareLang]

It's been a quiet few months on our Twitter feed but we've had our heads down developing a new, free online course exploring Shakespeare's language! Details to follow soon. 👀 #ShakeLangMOOC

[Aarhus Universitet @AarhusUni]

Fem dygtige forskere modtager @AUFF2017’s ph.d.-pris for deres ph.d.-projekt fra 2020. De har alle gjort sig ganske særligt bemærket, både med deres resultater og med den måde, de har formidlet resultaterne på. @AIAS_dk @CLIC_ERC https://t.co/rAhZD10o5r

[Parliamentary Culture, 1500-1700 @ParlCulture]

**CFP** We're v. excited to be co-organising the conference POLITICAL ASSEMBLIES IN EUROPEAN HISTORICAL DRAMA c.1550-1650 on zoom 29-30 JUNE 2021. Still ample time for proposals by 31 MAY. Link for full details. https://t.co/Ch1zJ7Egc5

[Jakob Ladegaard @LadegaardJakob]

@MichelleMDowd @ross_dkm @BethCortese1 Thanks a lot, Michelle! It was a real pleasure to work on this issue. We learned a lot from the many great contributions, not least your own which deals with some of the same issues as our article about prodigal heirs.

[Jakob Ladegaard @LadegaardJakob]

My article with @ross_dkm that uses social network analysis to study the development of early modern prodigal son drama is now out in a special issue of Law & Literature on inheritance edited by @BethCortese1 and I: https://t.co/vJ8TY8Io8Y

[Jakob Ladegaard @LadegaardJakob]

@mathewgillings @ross_dkm @BethCortese1 @ucrelcrs Thanks, Matthew. Yes, it has been under way for a while now. We are happy to see those prodigals finally leaving our desk, too!

[Jakob Ladegaard @LadegaardJakob]

Many more exciting articles online from the same special issue (which should be out in print next year) by @MichelleMDowd, Andrew J. Counter, @BethCortese1, Julie Hastrup-Markussen, @ross_dkm, Bodil Selmer, Ulrike Vedder and more to come: https://t.co/1qvwtrQ9br

[Jakob Ladegaard @LadegaardJakob]

@ross_dkm Great! Congrats, Ross.