David Joseph Wrisley
Associate Professor of English
American University of Beirut
I have been teaching at the American University of Beirut since 2002. My research interests include medieval and contemporary Mediterranean cultures and the digital humanities in multilingual environments. In particular, I am interested in digital textual analysis and applications of geospatial technologies in the humanities. I organize the Digital Humanities Institute - Beirut. You can find more about me at http://djwrisley.com
Interests: medieval studies, spatial humanities, digital textual studies, R, co-learning, web mapping, digitally curated landscapes, social creation of data, comparative literature, French, Arabic
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Committees
- Digital Scholarship (Chair)
- Coordinating (Ex-officio)
Sessions
- Digital humanities project-based faculty learning communities: From the local to the consortial
- Digital project brainstorming: One-on-one consultations
- Locative devices and web mapping for the humanities
- Notes from the Digital Humanities Institute — Beirut 2017
Event attendance
- AMICAL 2017 · May 17–20, 2017
- AMICAL 2016 · May 12–14, 2016
- Digital Pedagogy Lab Cairo: An AMICAL Institute · Mar 20–22, 2016