
Alison Booth is Professor of English and Academic Director of the Scholars’ Lab at the University of Virginia. Her books include Homes and Haunts: Touring Writers’ Shrines and Countries (Oxford UP, 2016), How to Make It as a Woman: Collective Biographical History from Victoria to the Present _(2004), and _Greatness Engendered: George Eliot and Virginia Woolf (1992), as well as an edition of Wuthering Heights for Longman. Her digital project, Collective Biographies of Women, is supported by ACLS, NEH, and UVA’s English Department, as well as the Scholars’ Lab and the Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities. Collaborators include Rennie Mapp, Worthy Martin, Daniel Pitti, and Jeremy Boggs.
All Posts by Alison
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Harlem in Lynchburg: Stories about Space in a Summer Internship and the Jim Crow South08.06.2019
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CFP: PMLA Special Issue, Varieties of Digital Humanities08.24.2017
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Walt Whitman's Jack Engle and Lola Montez: New from Collective Biographies of Women08.15.2017
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Endangered Data Week04.17.2017
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Are You Our New Senior Developer?04.12.2017
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Amanda Visconti Is Our New Managing Director02.23.2017
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Brandon Walsh is our New Head of Graduate Programs, starting April 24, 201702.23.2017
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Over the Moon and Down to Earth: Scholars' Lab versions of space02.15.2017
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Digital Humanities Fellows02.03.2017
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Graduate Applications for the Praxis Program, 2017-201802.03.2017
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Are you our next Head of Graduate Programs?09.21.2016
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Coming soon: DH@UVA Conference Oct. 14&15, 201609.09.2016
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What has Scholars' Lab been up to? Or, a community of practice, communicating.07.03.2016
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What's the Scholars' Lab?07.01.2016
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Managing Director06.11.2016