Discover JonathanReeve/course-nyu-pit Open Source project

Course materials for Introduction to Computational Literary Analysis, taught at UC Berkeley in Summer 2018, 2019, and 2020, at Columbia University in Fall 2020, and again at UC Berkeley in Summer 2021 and 2022.

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course-computational-literary-analysis

A simple tool for splitting up an ebook into its chapters. Works well with Project Gutenberg texts. May also be used to clean up books for computational text analysis.

chapterize

Materials for the workshop Advanced Text Analysis with SpaCy and Scikit-Learn, given at NYU during NYCDH Week 2017, at PyData NYC in Nov. 2017, and at Columbia University in 2018 and 2019.

workshop-text-analysis-spacy

A textual corpus database for the digital humanities.

corpus-db

My personal dotfiles, using Nix Flakes to configure my system(s).

dotfiles

Nix

macro-etym

A tool for analyzing the word histories of a text.

Scripts for scraping metadata from Project Gutenberg books, via GITenberg.

gitenberg-experiments

A structured list of text corpora, created for use with a corpus downloader.

corpus-list

late-style-PCA

An attempt to experimentally test Edward Said's claims about late style using computational text analysis and principal component analysis.

Computational intertextuality detection in Python. Fuzzy string matching, approximate string matching.

allusion-detection

A corpus of English-language novels combining the ~250 novels of the Corpus of English Novels with the Txtlab corpus of English novels.

cenlab

A script and accompanying templates to make an MLA-style paper from a markdown file. Requires Pandoc and LaTeX (xetex)..

md2mla

Text analysis of Paradise Lost and other poems by John Milton.

milton-analysis

Materials for a workshop in word embeddings, for NYC-DH Week, February 2019

workshop-word-embeddings

An Introduction to Text Analysis and Visualization, Art of Data Visualization Week, April 2017, Columbia University

workshop-dataviz-2017

A dissertation in computational literary analysis, called "The Eye of Modernism: Visual Imaginations of British literature, 1880-1930"

dissertation

Course materials for the course Computing in Context section in Computational Linguistics. Dept. of Computer Science, Columbia University, Fall 2021. Work-in-progress.

course-cic-compling

Syllabus and course readings for Introduction to Computational Literary Analysis, a course taught at UC-Berkeley in Summer 2018, 2019, and 2020, and at Columbia University in Fall 2020.

course-computational-literary-analysis-readings

An application to extract dialog from Shakespeare plays, as encoded into TEI by the Folger Library.

shakespeare-dialog-extractor

A template for a research paper, which compiles to many file formats.

template-research-paper

A textbook for the course, Introduction to Computational Literary Analysis. WIP

book-computational-literary-analysis

A project for creating new themes and customization functionality for the Omeka content management system.

docmap

PHP

template-dissertation

A template for a modern, best-practices dissertation.

Website and materials for the conference Joyce in the Digital Age, held at Columbia University on October 1st, 2017.

conference-joyce-digital

free-indirect-discourse-model

Modeling free indirect discourse in literature, using AI.

Analyses of Platonic dialogues, including a Socratic dialogue generator.

plato-analysis

My personal website, jonreeve.com, written in Haskell, using Ema.

jonreeve.com

Course materials for "Meaningful Text Analysis with Word Embeddings," taught at the Digital Humanities Summer Institute, June 2021.

course-word-embeddings

Experiments in text analysis, generating time series from texts.

text-to-time-series

Experiments in quantifying occupations as they're represented in fiction.

occupations-experiment

A website for a university course. Semantic by default.

template-course-website

Research materials (literature review, bibliography) for the project A Safer Online Public Square

sops

My ever-protean dissertation prospectus.

dissertation-prospectus

Probabilistic attribution of character voices in fiction.

character-attribution

Text analysis experiments with Hathi Trust Research Center literary datasets.

htrc-experiments

A fork of Martin Mueller's Shakespeare His Contemporaries corpus, originally located at https://github.com/martinmueller39/SHC, divided into submodules as an experiment.

corpus-SHC

html2tei

A tool to extract structured data from novels (starting with Project Gutenberg HTML files)

Alternative visualizations for SpaCy-parsed sentences, using ETE3.

sent2tree

Experiments with sentences as trees.

sentence-trees

Stable Random Projections (SRP) of Project Gutenberg texts, for similarity tests

pg-srp

Draft syllabus for a course in data science ethics. WIP.

course-data-ethics

An emacs minor mode for automatically linking to org files, after typing the name of the file.

org-autolinks-mode

Emacs Lisp

hs-tei-transform

Experiments in transforming TEI XML, using Haskell

An introduction to functional programming in Haskell. A workshop given in October 2020 at Columbia University.

workshop-intro-haskell

david-copperfield

An annotated edition of David Copperfield

Materials for a workshop in text analysis and visualization, originally given at Columbia University in April 2016.

dataviz-workshop

An automated survey of literature and curricula surrounding ethics in data science. WIP.

data-ethics-literature-review

Macro-etymological analyses of the Canterbury Tales.

chaucer-macro-etym

A TEI edition of Katherine Mansfield's short story "The Garden Party."

corpus-mansfield-garden-party-TEI

Experiments with NLP and persistent homology.

persistent-homology

Draft materials for the course "University Writing with Readings in the Data Sciences," taught at Columbia University in the fall of 2017. Students, please refer to CourseWorks instead of this repository.

course-university-writing

Course website for Multilingual Technologies and Language Diversity, taught at Columbia University by Prof. Smaranda Muresan and Dr. Isabelle Zaugg

course-multilingual-technologies