Official Account: We are a student centered interdisciplinary cognitive DH and literary neuroscience lab in the English Department at Michigan State University.
East Lansing, MI
Joined August 2020
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Digital Humanities & Literary Cognition Lab (DHLC) retweeted
Conversations with CAL - Join @CALMSU and Dr. @JulianChambliss Thursday, September 23, 2021 at 3:00 PM for a presentation on Afrofantastic: Seeing the Impact of Black Speculation and Liberation in American Culture. Register here: bit.ly/3hQ2PCp – at East Lansing, MI
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We're baaaack in your feeds with a great new episode! 🎙
This time, @carr_mitch ( with @CognitiveDH ) joins us to talk about the @MellonFdn -funded project "Creativity in the Time of COVID-19: Art as a Tool for Combatting Inequity and Injustice," which is ongoing! Details below.
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Thank you so much for attending @_MCorinne_'s and my presentation on how to approach social media as an artist, @CognitiveDH. You can watch the video of the event here here after hearing about how to cultivate your purpose from @HiddenBrain: vimeo.com/592825965
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#MSUCAL Professor of English Julian Chambliss discusses the new @MarvelStudios movie, "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings," and the importance of including diverse perspectives in cinema and comics in an article he wrote for @MSUnews. Read more: cal.msu.edu/news/faculty-voi…
ALT Man with glasses wearing a navy blue sweater is standing with his arms crossed over his chest. He is standing between two bookshelves in a library.
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What role has creativity played for you during the pandemic? Fill out a survey and share your creative work as part of #MSU's “Creativity in the Time of COVID-19” project, led by #MSUCAL faculty and funded by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Learn more: cal.msu.edu/news/msu-survey-…
ALT Close-up photo of a survey and pen with colors splattered on the page
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Music and Narrative music is the perfect fit for anyone who wants to combine Neuroscience with Humanities! Proud to lead this group as well!
The Music and Narrative Group at the DHLC explores the stories we (don't) hear in music. #URExchange @CURinAction @UR_AT_MSU. This global collaboration with @UArkansas and Demin, China, researches the differences between classical western music vs. classical Chinese music.
Digital Humanities & Literary Cognition Lab (DHLC) retweeted
Proud to lead this project!
Our fourth and final line of research is still developing. We have been piloting surveys to distribute to underrepresented populations to see how they have been creative doing #COVID19. We are interested in seeing how art is a tool for social justice #URExchange
@UR_AT_MSU
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Romeo Garcia, @uofuwriting, writes about indigenous experiences during the colonial period of #USHistory. His #rhetoricalessay, 'A Settler Archive: A Site for a Decolonial Praxis Project,' tells the narrative of settlers entering the indigenous spaces. #IndigenousPeoplesDay
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This was an amazing effort by our colleagues around the country. Thank you so much!! Thank you to @msulibraries ,@MSUEnglish , @CognitiveDH for supporting this project. I can’t wait to see what we get done on day 2! #GraphicPossibilities – at Lansing, MI
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THIRTY DAYS. 30. #Vote2020
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We honor #HispanicHeritageMonth with a #multimodal archive. Check it out below and on our Instagram!
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This was a great conversation. @Prof_Kennedy @JIJennings @plcphd @SilasLapham @lynnlwolff @QianaWhitted @JHTuten @sugaronthegash @CognitiveDH @MSUMuseum @JustusNieland @scotfrench @SilasLapham @prof_gabriele @FLHistorians @Cbrown803 @Nsousanis
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Happy Homecoming, Spartans! Bring East Lansing to you by streaming some live events this week. go.msu.edu/QJp 💚
ALT Green background postcard style graphic with white text that says From East Lansing with Love MSU Homecoming 2020 with a white Spartan helmet
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Tonight we mourn, but tomorrow we continue the fight! RIP RBG
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The #ConstellationsCrew is searching for #CreativeCommons resources for our authors. Please let us know any recommendations! #TeamRhetoric
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Next Friday, 9/18 12PM-1PM is #MSUDH Research Highlights, when recipients of summer funding (@wigardju, @JulianChambliss, @clboyles. @UndoneOuroboros Natalie Phillips, Valentina Denzel, Evan Christopherson) present their research! Registration - forms.gle/Bt9JeA36oZGephTe7
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To offer good reflection and #rhetdiversity here is a short read on the history of #LaborDay. Now more than ever is it important to reflect on our experiences and learn from the past.
iwer.mit.edu/2016/09/03/no-m…
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Today's view of the Main Library. Why filter this gem of a day? Have a good weekend, #Spartans!
ALT Exterior, Main Library, North Entrance
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Leave a comment with the tag #rhetkindness to tell us, and @CFSHRC, what you’re grateful for today.
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What are you grateful for today?
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