2023 CSDH/SCHN Annual Conference

May 29th - 31st, 2023 | York University, Toronto

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Conference Agenda

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Please note that all times are shown in the time zone of the conference. The current conference time is: 28th May 2023, 11:14:25pm EDT

Session Overview

Date: Monday, 29/May/2023
8:00am - 8:30am	Welcome: Refreshment Break 1 Location: Curtis Lecture Halls C
8:30am - 10:00am	Opening Keynote: Dr. Jada Watson: Silencing the Past: Industry Data and the Production of Country Music History Location: Curtis Lecture Halls C Chair: Jason Boyd Hybrid session (in person and on Zoom)
10:00am - 10:30am	Refreshment Break 2 Location: Curtis Lecture Halls C
10:30am - 12:00pm	Session 1: Panel Location: Curtis Lecture Halls C Chair: Elspeth Brown Hybrid session (in person and on Zoom) Digital History and Research Creation in the Era of Social Media Coleman, Kevin; Bertram, L.K.; Brown, Elspeth	Session 2: Interdisciplinarity Location: Ross Building S103 Chair: Laura Estill Use of abstraction for an unbiased mediation of architectural cultural heritage Lengyel, Dominik; Toulouse, Catherine Whrite Chokshi, Crystal Nicole Designing a Distance Learning Platform for the Tlicho. Ambarani, Tejas Jagannathan	Session 3: Content Analysis Location: Ross Building S105 Chair: Harvey Quamen In defence of religious killings? Aggregating YouTube commenters’ perspectives Onuh, Frank Onyeka A Computer-Assisted Study of the Eastern German Crisis Discourse from 1976 to 1986 Pafumi, Davide Copyright Considerations for Digital Humanities in Canada Winter, Caroline
12:00pm - 1:30pm	Lunch Break 1
1:30pm - 3:00pm	Session 4: Voices and Sounds Location: Curtis Lecture Halls C Hybrid session (in person and on Zoom) Data Sonification as Method: Provocations for Critical Digital Humanities McEwan, Samantha Kathleen; Sivajothy, Subhanya; Zeffiro, Andrea Encouraging diverse voices as part of cultural heritage data collection Mahony, Simon; Fu, Yaming The ethics of de-archiving: activating audio with SpokenWeb at the University of Alberta Miya, Chelsea; Kroon, Ariel Petra	Session 5: Feminism and DH Location: Ross Building S103 Chair: Yann Audin Literary Hypertext as Illness Narrative for Women and Nonbinary Individuals with Hyperandrogenism Perram, Megan Feminist Futurities: Reimagining Data Authoring Praxis with LOD Smith Elford, Jana; Meagher, Michelle The Evolution of Siri’s Sexism and Apple’s Corporate Social Responsibility Atapour, Hasti; Fan, Lai-Tze	Session 6: Panel Location: Ross Building S105 Chair: Laura Estill Introducing cc:DH/HN: The Canadian Certificate in Digital Humanities/Certificat canadien en Humanités Numériques Estill, Laura; Sinatra, Michael E.; Dase, Kyle; Siemens, Ray; Arbuckle, Alyssa; El Khatib, Randa
3:00pm - 3:30pm	Refreshment Break 3 Location: Curtis Lecture Halls C
3:30pm - 5:00pm	Session 7: AI and Machine Learning Location: Curtis Lecture Halls C Chair: Lynne Siemens Hybrid session (in person and on Zoom) From archives to archaeology via machine learning: an automated approach to dating medieval seal matrices from Britain McEwan, John Tracking and testing bias in Midjourney AI. Armstrong, Jolene A “Model” Student? Assessing the Roles of DH and AI in University Pedagogy Murray, Nathan; Tersigni, Elisa	Session 8: Panel Location: Ross Building S103 Chair: Paul Barrett Future Horizons: Digital Humanities in Canada Barrett, Paul; Roger, Sarah; Obbard, Kiera; Saklofske, Jon; du Plessis, Klara; Fitzpatrick, Ryan; Fong, Deanna; Zeffiro, Andrea; Jensen, Graham; Dangoisse, Pascale	Session 9: Queer DH Location: Ross Building S105 Chair: Lai-Tze Fan Reimagining the Queer Past: Affective Literary Simulations as Digital Scholarship Boyd, Jason Seeing Queerness in Extended Universes Dumoulin, Pierre Gabriel; Lescouet, Emmanuelle; Vallières, Amélie

Date: Tuesday, 30/May/2023
8:00am - 8:30am	Refreshment Break 4 Location: Ross Building S103
8:30am - 10:00am	Session 10: Panel Location: Ross Building S507 Chair: Aaron Tucker Reckoning with the DH of Future Present: Operationalizing Media Archaeological Potentialites in Digital Scholarship Tucker, Aaron; Jacob, Arun; Lawton, Kanika; Nunez de Villavicencio, Paula	Session 11: Gaming Location: Ross Building S103 Chair: Jason Boyd You can/’t see me through my avatar: Camouflage, protection and resistance techniques in 3D and VR contemporary art Gomez-Molina, Mayte One does not simply play a game: Tapping into game worlds as cultural texts Dragomir, Ana-Maria The Interactive Gamergate Network: Examinations in Transphobia and Transphobic Conspiracy during GamerGate Bevan, Catherine Ilona; Tunggal, Jesaya Samuel; Zhang, Andy; Verdini, Paolo; Khemka, Ayushi; Al Zaman, Sayeed; Rockwell, Geoffrey “I am what you think I am”: How NPC Design Contributes to Narrative Expression in Emily Short's Galatea Pearce, Morgan Slayde	Session 12: Panel Location: Ross Building S105 Chair: Marcello Vitali-Rosati Collaboration et production du savoir : pour une herméneutique des structures Vitali-Rosati, Marcello; Acerra, Eleonora; Dyens, Ollivier; Verstraete, Mathilde; Matthey-Jonais, Eugénie; Mellet, Margot; Audin, Yann; Lescouet, Emmanuëlle; Ferretti, Giulia; Jia, Arilys
10:00am - 10:30am	Refreshment Break 5 Location: Ross Building S103
10:30am - 12:00pm	Session 13: Data Location: Ross Building S507 Chair: Markus Reisenleitner Representational Data: a case study Bordalejo, Barbara; O'Donnell, Daniel; Woods, Nathan Reimagining the Data Problem in the Humanities: Data Type Versus Use-Case Woods, Nathan D.; Bordalejo, Barbara; O'Donnell, Daniel Paul Long Literary Covid: Archive of the Digital Present (ADP) and Reflections on the Meaning of Data About Pandemic Literary Events Camlot, Jason; Wiener, Salena	Session 14: Network Analysis Location: Ross Building S103 Chair: Giulia Ferretti Historical Social Network Analysis: The Apprenticeship Networks of London Brewers, 1530-1800 Quamen, Harvey; Yang, Eryi; Li, Zelin “The influence of an oppressed sex”: Visualizing and Analyzing the Presence of Female Authors and Editors in Lord Byron’s Networked Library Webb, Stephen Kenneth	Session 15: Collaboration and Bias Location: Ross Building S105 Where ‘fires of collaboration can be stoked’: Collaboration in a DH team Siemens, Lynne Growing the Digital Humanities: Perspectives from Australian experience Goodman, David Charles; Michalewicz, Aleksandra; Russo-Batterham, Daniel On the Necessity of Collaboration: the Post-Human Scholar and the Classical Theorist Audin, Yann
12:00pm - 1:30pm	Lunch Break 2
1:30pm - 3:00pm	Joint Keynote: Dr. Eve Tuck, "Enlivening the Practice of Collaborative Indigenous Research: A New Digital Garden" Location: Curtis Lecture Halls B106 A Joint Keynote with the Canadian Sociological Association, the Canadian Association for Studies in Indigenous Education, the Canadian Society for the Study of Education, the Indigenous Literary Studies Association, and Women’s and Gender Studies et Recherches Féministes. Dr. Eve Tuck is Associate Professor of Critical Race and Indigenous Studies at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE), University of Toronto. She is Canada Research Chair of Indigenous Methodologies with Youth and Communities. Tuck is the founding director of the Tkaronto CIRCLE Lab.
3:00pm - 3:30pm	Refreshment Break 6 Location: Ross Building S103
3:30pm - 5:00pm	Session 16: The Digital World Location: Ross Building S103 Chair: Barbara Bordalejo Bottom-Down Protocols : Digital Justice and the P2P Architecture Audin, Yann; Ferretti, Giulia A World Shaped by Computer Technologies Ferretti, Giulia Is Code Speech? Liu, Andrea	Session 17: Cancelled	Session 18: Digital Humanities at Different Scales Location: Ross Building S105 Chair: Kyle Douglas Dase Ross S105 (Base AV) Between Distant and Close Reading: A Survey of Mixed Methodology in Digital Humanities Aledavood, Parham Words Are Hard: Untangling Understandings of How Places were Important in REED London’s London Jakacki, Diane Katherine Mapping LINCS Brown, Susan; Martin, Kim; Stacey, Deborah

Date: Wednesday, 31/May/2023
8:00am - 8:30am	Refreshment Break 7 Location: Curtis Lecture Halls C
8:30am - 10:00am	Drop-In: Learn about the CSDH/SCHN! Location: Curtis Lecture Halls C Come chat with members of the CSDH/SCHN Executive to learn more about the Society's activities and how you could get involved.	Session 20: Digital History Location: Ross Building S103 A philosophical journey on the map: Constructing a temporally dynamic geospatial bio-bibliography of Ibn Sīnā for visualization and analysis Shahidi Marnani, Pouyan Digitizing Dragomans: Sustaining Platform Development for Scholarly Projects Rothman, E. Natalie; Stapelfeldt, Kirsta; McCarthy, Vanessa; Idil, Erdem; Karim, Qaasim Reimagining the Lord Mayor’s Day Pageant: or, Doing Historical Research Twenty Years Apart Martin, Kim; Smith, Thomas	Session 21
10:00am - 10:30am	Refreshment Break 8 Location: Curtis Lecture Halls C
10:30am - 12:00pm	Poster Session Location: Vanier College 001 Being Chinese Online – Discursive (Re)production of Internet-Mediated Chinese National Identity Wang, Zhiwei Listen to the theatre! Exploring Florentine performative spaces Gozzi, Andrea; Grazioli, Gianluca Engaging Editors and Students Through LEAF-Writer Jakacki, Diane Katherine; Brown, Susan; Cummings, James; Ilovan, Mihaela Event Builder and Event Viewer: From Ontology to Network Visualization Nelson, Brent L.; Dase, Kyle; Harkema, Craig; Friesen, Darryl LINCS: From Context to Reconciliation to Exploration Martin, Kim; Brown, Susan; Mo, Alliyya; Stacey, Deborah
12:00pm - 1:30pm	Mentorship Lunch Location: Vanier College 001
1:30pm - 3:00pm	Annual General Meeting Location: Curtis Lecture Halls C
3:00pm - 3:30pm	Break
3:30pm - 5:00pm	Closing Keynote: Dr. Beth Coleman, "Imitation of Life: AI in DH" Location: Curtis Lecture Halls C Chair: Barbara Bordalejo Hybrid session (in person and on Zoom)

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