Digital studies

Digital Studies at UT Austin

I am part of a group of faculty members that has started both an undergraduate and a graduate curricular specialization in the digital studies (here). I am also a member of the team that organized a "Pop-Up Institute" on Digital Humanities at UT Austin, which met in June 2017 to outline an organized research unit in DH at UT Austin.

Graduate Portfolio in Digital Studies

If you are a graduate student at UT Austin, no matter the discipline, and you are interested in Digital Humanities/Digital Studies, then you might want to look into taking the DS Portfolio program, which I direct. You can find all the info about this program on the Portfolio's website: https://liberalarts.utexas.edu/ds/graduate/ds-portfolio/.

TILTS 2010/11: "The Digital and the Human(ities)"

In the 2010/11 academic year, I co-directed the Texas Institute for Literary and Textual Studies (TILTS). TILTS is a series of year-long institutes with changing themes, hosted by the UT English Department. Our institute has a website. Together with the other co-director of TILTS, Matt Cohen, I have edited a special issue of Texas Studies in Language and Literature on the digital humanities as a site for possible convergence between literary and linguistic scholarship.

Lars Hinrichs and Axel Bohmann. Forthcoming. “Sociolinguistics.” In S. Adolph and D. Knight (eds.), Routledge Handbook of English Language and Digital Humanities. London: Routledge.

Cohen, Matt and Hinrichs, Lars (eds.). 2012. Linguistics and Literary Studies: Computation and Convergence. Special issue, Texas Studies in Language and Literature 54:3. (link)

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