Literary Lab

The Stanford Literary Lab is a research collective that applies computational criticism, in all its forms, to the study of literature.

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Thanks so much, @bazaaritalia, for featuring our work!

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We're so thrilled to see this write-up of @cilindem1's amazing STAR TEXTS project in @Harpers Italy:
https://t.co/nC5tuq5bSZ

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In STAR TEXTS, @cilindem1 mines a corpus of @Harpers and @voguemagazine to study the history of American celebrity, advertisements, and the star system. https://t.co/0raiMqOb6l

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Still thinking about last night’s Oscars? Check out recent work from the Lit Lab’s own Charlotte Lindemann on advertisements, gender, and the making of celebrity: STAR TEXTS

https://t.co/lVnScQbfo4

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Several Lab members have begun working on the language of coronavirus news, the personification of germs, and literature about confinement/solitude. See @mattygw on Techne for the preliminary write-up: https://t.co/ySN6QPbM1K

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Thrilled to welcome @dbamman to the Lit Lab this morning! Bamman is presenting, “Modeling the Spread of Information within Novels.”

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This morning, we’re talking TRANSLATION, a new project by @jdporterlive, @quinnanya, and Yuliya Ilchuk.

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Thrilled to welcome Marit MacArthur, Chris Grobe, and Lee Miller to the Lit Lab, presenting their project TALKING LIKE A ROBOT.

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Still thinking about last night’s Oscars? Check out recent work from the Lit Lab’s own Charlotte Lindemann on advertisements, gender, and the making of celebrity: STAR TEXTS

https://t.co/lVnScQbfo4

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Check out Star Texts, by @cilindem1! On advertisements, gender, and the making of #celebrity!

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Still thinking about last night’s Oscars? Check out recent work from the Lit Lab’s own Charlotte Lindemann on advertisements, gender, and the making of celebrity: STAR TEXTS

https://t.co/lVnScQbfo4

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Not discussed, but relevant! Gerwig’s snub, Brad Pitt’s shirtlessness, Queen Jane Fonda.

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Still thinking about last night’s Oscars? Check out recent work from the Lit Lab’s own Charlotte Lindemann on advertisements, gender, and the making of celebrity: STAR TEXTS

https://t.co/lVnScQbfo4

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Lindemann text mines Harper’s and Vogue from our Women’s Magazine corpus in a project drawing on film studies and visual/material culture.

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And, rounding out the day, Lab Director @Mark_A_H presents “Conjunctions of Knowledge”.

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It’s Lab Day, our favorite tradition of the year! The room may not be impressive, but the thinkers gathered here certainly are. (So are the snacks.)

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Next up, @LBMcGrath, our Associate Director, is pitching “The Immaturity of Contemporary Literature.”