Professor Marilyn Deegan
Professor of Digital Humanities and Honorary Research Fellow
Biography
PhD in English: an edition of an Anglo-Saxon medical text. MSc in Computation. Twenty years experience in digital humanities. Formerly the Director of the Centre for Humanities Computing, Oxford University. Director of Digital Resources, Refugee Studies Centre, Oxford University (1997-2004).
Research Interests
- English literature
- Medieval medical and herbal texts
- Medieval pilgrimage
- Textual editing
- Digital imaging
- Medieval manuscript studies
For more details, please see her full research profile.
Research
Global Digital Cultures Research Group
do local practices of engagement with the digital circulate regionally and around the world, and how do they change during their travels? These are some of the questions that we ask in the Global Digital Cultures Research Group, approaching them from different disciplinary and methodological traditions, and focusing on different countries and regions, but also on global phenomena and their local articulations.
News
Sudanese documentary supported by King's researchers premiered at Sundance
Khartoum, a Sudanese-UK documentary completed with input from King’s academics from the Departments of Digital Humanities and Film Studies, premiered at the...
Research
Global Digital Cultures Research Group
do local practices of engagement with the digital circulate regionally and around the world, and how do they change during their travels? These are some of the questions that we ask in the Global Digital Cultures Research Group, approaching them from different disciplinary and methodological traditions, and focusing on different countries and regions, but also on global phenomena and their local articulations.
News
Sudanese documentary supported by King's researchers premiered at Sundance
Khartoum, a Sudanese-UK documentary completed with input from King’s academics from the Departments of Digital Humanities and Film Studies, premiered at the...