Eighteenth-century studies

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Thomas Gray Archive

Posted by Alexander Huber on November 13, 2012

The Thomas Gray Archive is a fully browseable, searchable and annotated digital archive of the life and works of Thomas Gray (1716-1771), one of the most versatile 18th-century poets. The Archive aims to make Gray's work accessible to scholars, teachers, students, and the general reader. It provides access to high quality primary sources and secondary materials and constitutes a networked effort of institutions and individuals engaged in making Gray's works available digitally, thus partaking in and benefiting from collaborative scholarship online.

Academic field
Eighteenth-Century British Literature, poetry, Digital Research, Eighteenth-century studies
Help type
Peer review
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The Letters of Hannah More

Posted by Kerri Andrews on November 2, 2012

What will the project do?
The proposed project has two main aims:
1: to provide a scholarly, annotated, and complete edition of Hannah More’s surviving correspondence of some 1600 letters.
2: to provide that edition in a freely accessible, and sustainable, digital format.

Academic field
Eighteenth-century studies, literary studies, cultural history, dh
Help type
Data entry, Design, General digital humanities consulting, Other, Programming
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The Eighteenth-Century Common

Posted by Jessica Richard on January 4, 2012

I convene a faculty seminar in eighteenth-century studies that has been awarded a seed grant for 2012 from the Wake Forest University Humanities Institute to pursue external grants and develop The Eighteenth-Century Common, a web project that will provide a medium for eighteenth-century scholars to communicate with an eager public non-academic readership.

Academic field
Eighteenth-century studies
Help type
General digital humanities consulting, Other, Peer review