Monthly Archives: November 2009

As film studies goes digital

Posted on November 21, 2009 by Miriam

I don’t think it’s any secret (among those who care about such things) that the Film Studies program at Yale is at something of a crossroads. Film studies as a discipline has been increasingly turning into media studies, and Yale’s … Continue reading →

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A Digital Humanities Conference at Yale

Posted on November 17, 2009 by Miriam

Just recently, a lot of digital humanities momentum has been gathering at Yale. There’s a new DH working group, a new Public Humanities master’s program (which I’ve joined!), a new Theory & Media Studies Colloquium, and now, Yale’s first graduate … Continue reading →

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Miriam, on tape

Posted on November 8, 2009 by Miriam

As you can surely guess from my long silence, the last few months have been really, really busy for me. I’m plowing through my dissertation, plus teaching, working, and applying for jobs. I wish I were the kind of person … Continue reading →

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