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• EMDA 2015
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• EMDA 2017
  ...s and the larger aims of the field. Following the success of EMDA 2013 and EMDA 2015, the NEH's [http://www.neh.gov/divisions/odh Office of Digital Humanit This instantiation of EMDA moves beyond the survey phase of Digital Humanities, and even the broader �
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• EMDA 2013 Participants
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• EMDA 2015 Participants
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• EMDA 2017 Participants
  ...All ranks and affiliations were current at the time of admission to the [[EMDA 2017|Early Modern Digital Agendas]] institute in spring 2017.)
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• EMDA 2013 Visiting Faculty
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• EMDA2015
  #REDIRECT [[EMDA 2015]]
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• Early Modern Digital Agendas
  Following the success of EMDA 2013, the Office of Digital Humanities generously funded a second Early Mod ...lty]]. A list of Folgerpedia articles produced and resources compiled by [[EMDA 2013 Participants|participants]] , the curriculum, and links to further res
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• Jessica Otis
  Faculty, [[EMDA 2017]] (NEH Seminar, 2017)
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• Jean Bauer
  Faculty, [[EMDA 2017]] (NEH Seminar, 2017)
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• Bill Bowen
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• Mattie Burkert
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• Nicole Coleman
  Faculty, [[EMDA 2017]] (NEH Seminar, 2017)
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• Dan Edelstein
  Faculty, [[EMDA 2017]] (NEH Seminar, 2017)
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• Blaine Greteman
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• Ryan Heuser
  Faculty, [[EMDA 2017]] (NEH Seminar, 2017)
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• Mark Algee-Hewitt
  Faculty, [[EMDA 2017]] (NEH Seminar, 2017)
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• Claude Willan
  Faculty, [[EMDA 2017]] (NEH Seminar, 2017)
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• Christopher Warren
  Faculty, [[EMDA 2017]] (NEH Seminar, 2017)
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• Maximilian Schich
  Faculty, [[EMDA 2017]] (NEH Seminar, 2017)
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• Isabel Meirelles
  Faculty, [[EMDA 2017]] (NEH Seminar, 2017)
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• Howard Hotson
  Faculty, [[EMDA 2017]] (NEH Seminar, 2017)
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• Scott Weingart
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• Laura Mandell
  Faculty, [[EMDA 2017]] (NEH Seminar, 2017)
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• Sebastian Ahnert
  Faculty, [[EMDA 2017]] (NEH Seminar, 2017)
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• EMDA 2017
  ...s and the larger aims of the field. Following the success of EMDA 2013 and EMDA 2015, the NEH's [http://www.neh.gov/divisions/odh Office of Digital Humanit This instantiation of EMDA moves beyond the survey phase of Digital Humanities, and even the broader �
  5 KB (701 words) - 08:31, 27 July 2017