I direct the Wired Humanities Projects, a digital humanities research center founded in 1997 with inspiration from the likes of Willard McCarty, the Brown Women Writers Project, and John Unsworth.  I am a historian with a doctorate in early Mexican history.  I work with the Nahuatl language to try to recover the indigenous vision and version of their experience with Spanish colonialism.  I am interested in not only alphabetic texts, but also pictorials and maps.

Location

Eugene, Oregon

Disciplines

• Digital Humanities
• History
• Languages
• Visual Arts
• Anthropology
• Cultural Studies and Ethnic Studies
• Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
• Library and Museum Studies

Affiliation

University of Oregon

Website

http://mapas.uoregon.edu