Department of English at the University of Virginia

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he University of Virginia is a leading center for digital humanities. Independently and in association with IATH (Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities), the Teaching Resource Center and other organizations, English faculty have developed a variety of web-based scholarly and pedagogical resources. Here is a selection of their digital projects.

• The Complete Writings and Pictures of Dante Gabriel Rossetti - Jerome McGann
  
  
• Absalom, Absalom! An Electronic Interactive Chronology - Stephen Railton
  
  
• History of Literature in English III - Stephen Cushman & Michael Levenson
  
  
• Dictionary of Sensibility - Brady, Cope, Millner, Mitric, Siegel, Puckett
  
  
• Mark Twain In His Times: An Electronic Archive - Stephen Railton
  
  
• Old English - Peter Baker
  
  
• Applied Research in Patacritcism - Jerome McGann
  
  
• Speculative Computing - Johanna Drucker
  
  
• The Abraham Cowley Text-Image Archive - Daniel Kinney
  
  
• The Renaissance Reception of Ovid in Image and Text - Daniel Kinney
  
  
• Uncle Tom's Cabin & American Culture: A Multi-Media Archive - Stephen Railton
  
  
• Annotated Bibliography of Collective Biographies of Women, 1830-1940 - Alison Booth
  
  
• NINES (a networked infrastructure for nineteenth-century electronic scholarship) - Jerome McGann
  
  
• The Piers Plowman Electronic Archive - Hoyt Duggan
  
  
• Studies in Bibliography - David Vander Meulen
  
  
• Monuments and Dust: The Culture of Victorian London - Michael Levenson
  
  
• Artists' Books Online - Johanna Drucker
  
  
• American Studies at the University of Virginia - Alan Howard
  
  
• Arapesh Digital Language Archive - David Golumbia