C21 Editions investigates and advances the practices of scholarly digital editing by researching and prototyping data standards that accommodate born-digital content such as social media, and assessing the affordances of generative AI and other computational methods in edition-making.
The prototypes include an edition of a prominent Irish author’s social media presence and a machine-assisted teaching edition of Chaucer’s Pardoiner’s Prologue & Tales.
Partners
Digital Humanities Institute, University of Sheffield
Michael Pidd Principal Investigator (UK)
Digital Humanities Institute, University of Sheffield
Dr. Sophie Whittle Research Associate (UK)
Digital Humanities Institute, University of Sheffield
Matt Groves Research Software Engineer (UK)
Digital Humanities Institute, University of Sheffield
Department of Digital Humanities, University College Cork
Dr. James O’Sullivan Principal Investigator (Ireland)
Department of Digital Humanities, University College Cork
Dr. Órla Murphy Co-Investigator (Ireland)
Department of Digital Humanities, University College Cork
Dr. Michael Kurzmeier Research Associate (Ireland)
Department of Digital Humanities, University College Cork
School of Social & Political Sciences, University of Glasgow
Prof. Bridgette Wessels Co-Investigator (UK)
School of Social & Political Sciences, University of Glasgow
Funders
The project was funded by the Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and the Irish Research Council (IRC) as part of the UK-Ireland Collaboration in Digital Humanities.
