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Christopher Warren

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Carnegie Mellon University

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Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences

History

Christopher Warren is currently serving as a Dietrich College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at Carnegie Mellon University.

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literary history global history humanities literary criticism interdisciplinary history international history literary studies public international law digital humanities playwriting printmaking historical review historical scholarship social philosophy dramaturgy information visualization network visualizations transnational history theatre studies applied philosophy intellectual discourse art research research library digital scholarship philosophical inquiry public sphere document processing art criticism history of mathematics data infrastructures information infrastructures settler colonialism decoloniality francis bacon approaching milton new angles computational bibliography oxford dictionary historiography ’ colonial law social sciences statistics communication uncertainty analysis digital art narrative international affairs postcolonial writing comparative law european law folklore tradition handwriting art theory printed electronics anti-imperialism internationalism (politics) diaspora studies conflict of laws legal philosophy legal theory apocalypse freedom of speech civil liberties global justice writer identification network analytics network models statistical method humanities network visualization probabilistic generative model early modern printing typographical analysis clandestine printers international lives john milton alberico gentili literature computational humanities cultural studies liberal art education early modern literature humanities analytics political theory print culture english

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Uncertainty in Humanities Network Visualization. Frontiers in Communication (2024)

Melanie ConroyChristina GillmannFrancis HarveyTamara MchedlidzeSara Irina FabrikantFlorian WindhagerGerik ScheuermannTimothy R. TangherliniChristopher N. WarrenScott B. WeingartMalte RehbeinKaty BörnerKimmo EloStefan JänickeAndreas KerrenMartin NöllenburgTim DwyerØyvind EideStephen KobourovGregor Betz

network visualizationsdigital humanitiesinformation visualizationhumanities network visualizationuncertainty analysishumanitiescommunication

Who Printed Shakespeare’s Fourth Folio?. Shakespeare Quarterly (2023)

literary historytextual practiceliterary theorydramaturgyplaywritingliteratureliterary studiesliterary criticismvictorian literaturetheatre studiesfourth folio

Who Rpinted Shakespeare’s Fourth Folio?. Shakespeare Quarterly (2023)

Christopher N WarrenSamuel V LemleyD J SchuldtElizabeth DieterichLaura S DeLucaMax G’SellTaylor Berg-KirkpatrickKari ThomasKartik GoyalNikolai Vogler

literary historynarrativefolklore traditiondramaturgyclassicsliteratureplaywritingliterary criticismtheatre

Canst Thou Draw out Leviathan With Computational Bibliography? New Angles on Printing Thomas Hobbes’ 'Ornaments' Edition. Eighteenth-Century Studies (2021)

literary historyarchival researchart theoryart researchart criticismnew anglesliteratureprintmakinghistory of mathematicsliterary studieshistorical scholarshipart historycomputational bibliographyhistory of art

A Probabilistic Generative Model for Typographical Analysis of Early Modern Printing. ArXiv (2020)

digital artprintmakingart historyearly modern printingenglishprobabilistic generative modeltypographical analysisdocument processinghandwriting

Damaged Type and Areopagitica’s Clandestine Printers. Milton Studies (2020)

archival researchclandestine printersprinted electronics

International Lives and National Biographies: The Odnb and the World. Carnegie Mellon University (2020)

nationalismpostcolonial writingworld literaturecultureinternational relationsinternational livesglobal studiesglobalizationglobal historyinternational historyhumanitiesinternationalism (politics)diaspora studieshistorytransnational history

History, Literature, and Authority in International Law. Journal of Cultural Analytics (2018)

jurisprudenceinternational relationslawpublic international lawinternational lawinternational historyinternational affairshistory

Six Degrees of Francis Bacon: A Statistical Method for Reconstructing Large Historical Social Networks. Digital humanities quarterly (2016)

Christopher N. WarrenDaniel ShoreJessica OtisLawrence WangMike FinegoldCosma Rohilla Shalizi

francis bacondigital humanitiesstatistical methodsocial sciencesstatistics

To Ruin the Repairs: Milton, Allegory, Transitional Justice. Law Culture and the Humanities (2016)

Christopher Warren

legal theorytransitional justicehumanitieslaw

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Christopher Warren

Professor

Carnegie Mellon University

Affiliations

Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences

History

Christopher Warren is currently serving as a Dietrich College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at Carnegie Mellon University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Christopher Warren

Carnegie Mellon University

Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Uncertainty in Humanities Network Visualization. Frontiers in Communication (2024)

network visualizationsdigital humanitiesinformation visualizationhumanities network visualizationuncertainty analysishumanitiescommunication

Who Printed Shakespeare’s Fourth Folio?. Shakespeare Quarterly (2023)

literary historytextual practiceliterary theorydramaturgyplaywritingliteratureliterary studiesliterary criticismvictorian literaturetheatre studiesfourth folio

Who Rpinted Shakespeare’s Fourth Folio?. Shakespeare Quarterly (2023)

Christopher N WarrenSamuel V LemleyD J SchuldtElizabeth DieterichLaura S DeLucaMax G’SellTaylor Berg-KirkpatrickKari ThomasKartik GoyalNikolai Vogler

literary historynarrativefolklore traditiondramaturgyclassicsliteratureplaywritingliterary criticismtheatre

Canst Thou Draw out Leviathan With Computational Bibliography? New Angles on Printing Thomas Hobbes’ 'Ornaments' Edition. Eighteenth-Century Studies (2021)

A Probabilistic Generative Model for Typographical Analysis of Early Modern Printing. ArXiv (2020)

digital artprintmakingart historyearly modern printingenglishprobabilistic generative modeltypographical analysisdocument processinghandwriting

Damaged Type and Areopagitica’s Clandestine Printers. Milton Studies (2020)

archival researchclandestine printersprinted electronics

International Lives and National Biographies: The Odnb and the World. Carnegie Mellon University (2020)

History, Literature, and Authority in International Law. Journal of Cultural Analytics (2018)

jurisprudenceinternational relationslawpublic international lawinternational lawinternational historyinternational affairshistory

Six Degrees of Francis Bacon: A Statistical Method for Reconstructing Large Historical Social Networks. Digital humanities quarterly (2016)

Christopher N. WarrenDaniel ShoreJessica OtisLawrence WangMike FinegoldCosma Rohilla Shalizi

francis bacondigital humanitiesstatistical methodsocial sciencesstatistics

To Ruin the Repairs: Milton, Allegory, Transitional Justice. Law Culture and the Humanities (2016)

Christopher Warren

legal theorytransitional justicehumanitieslaw

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