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The work of subject metadata—assigning topic headings, adding tags—falls into the invisible background of resource discovery systems. In this talk, Dr. Julia Bullard will argue that assigning topic headings is and should be creative and ethical work, worthy of close readings and critical interventions. They will provide exemplars of such methodological windows that we can use in our everyday use of systems as well as initiate radical departures from typical practice. This free webinar, to be held on Nov. 5, is offered by the Angus L. Macdonald Library at St. Francis Xavier University, in collaboration with the StFX Digital Humanities Centre.
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On November 12, in a hybrid event at Smith College’s Neilson Library, Karen Kukil and Amanda Golden will discuss their scholarly edition of “The Poems of Sylvia Plath.”
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SSAWW’s Crosscurrents Series creates a space for intellectual exchange by exploring innovative directions in specific fields of literary and cultural studies. November’s panel includes Jill Doerfler (University of Minnesota Duluth), Angela Calcaterra (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign), and Laura Terrance (University at Buffalo), who will discuss their work on Indigenous women’s archives. The conversation will be moderated by SSAWW President, Theresa Strouth Gaul (Texas Christian University).
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The FSSP editorial team and others invite all to celebrate the 50th anniversary of this groundbreaking project by joining them for a special symposium on November 14, 9:00 AM–4:00 PM at the University of Maryland, College Park’s Francis Scott Key Lecture Hall. Bringing together scholars, archivists, digital humanists, and community members, the symposium will highlight the scholarly and public impact of FSSP, the transformative potential of digital humanities for the study of slavery and freedom, and new directions in the field of emancipation studies.
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