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SvenjaGuhr/README.md

Hi there! 👋

I'm Svenja Guhr, Bellwether postdoctoral scholar at the School of Information, UC Berkeley, working in computational literary studies. My academic background is in German literature, Romance linguistics, and Digital Humanities. In my PhD project (09/2019-07/2024) at the TU Darmstadt fortext lab, I worked on the operationalisation and analysis of sound and loudness as narratological phenomena in German-language literary prose of the 19th and early 20th century.

Please find further information on my personal website.

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  1. Raise-Your-Voice Raise-Your-Voice Public

    Repository to Svenja Guhr's Dissertation

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  2. Sound_and_Suspense Sound_and_Suspense Public

    This repository contains code and data related to the JCLS article on Sound in Gothic Fiction.

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  3. d-prose_Briefe d-prose_Briefe Public

    This repository contains notebooks and data to detect letters in the d-prose 1870-1920 corpus - a curated collection of German literary prose texts.

    Jupyter Notebook 1

  4. CLS-Trends_at_DHd CLS-Trends_at_DHd Public

    Dieses Repository enthält Code zur Untersuchung von Trends in den Computational Literary Studies bei den DHd-Jahrestagungen 2014-2025.

    Jupyter Notebook

  5. literarylab/jcls_domestic_space literarylab/jcls_domestic_space Public

    Repository for the JCLS contribution on "Making BERT Feel at Home. Modelling Domestic Space in 19th Century British and Irish Fiction"

    Jupyter Notebook

  6. literarylab/scene_segmentation literarylab/scene_segmentation Public

    Manual and automated scene change annotation of US American popular fiction

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