This project uses interactive multimedia web technologies to explore and illustrate how Japanese Noh theater derives much of its expressive power from intermedia: drawing on relations between literature, music, and staging for cumulative impact. The project site builds a multi-scale “thick” analysis around two exemplary and contrasting Noh pla…[Read more]

The DASH project uses recent advances in digital handwriting analysis to advance paleographic studies of the Aramaic dialect of Syriac in the context of Syriac Christianity, providing a model for similar endeavors in other languages. The project is based upon a curated database of over 67,000 individually identified letter images from 154…[Read more]

In the past ten years, a number of digital projects have demonstrated the possibilities afforded by developing semantic ontologies. Linked Jazz, for example, continues to demonstrate how discoveries can aid libraries and archives in re-imagining the representation of their holdings that contain music. The recently published Linked Irish…[Read more]