Todd Presner

Chair and Professor

University of California, Los Angeles

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the College

Comparative Literature

Todd Presner is currently serving as a Comparative Literature Chair and Professor at University of California, Los Angeles.

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Todd Presner

University of California, Los Angeles

Chair and Professor

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humanities history religious studies digital humanities genocide intellectual history critical theory cultural studies digital scholarship modernity interdisciplinary history literary history diaspora studies religion ethics narrative digital culture philosophy of history cultural theory comparative religion historical reassessment geography international history modern literature sociology of religion applied philosophy narrative extraction urban humanities world history regeneration (biology) ethical theory urban geography global history distance education digital geography crime against humanity transnational history historical analysis cultural analytics muscular judaism conceptual history jewish body extreme history german-jewish studies geographical information science digital earth semantic evaluation language resources archaeological record geospatial mapping geospatial semantics geovisualization geospatial perspective geospatial data digital literacy incident investigation publication ethics ethical analysis human research ethics applied ethics social criticism historical scholarship orientalism literary studies christian practice religious pluralism mass culture timing history thick mapping holocaust culture jewish regeneration max nordau geospatial turn global holocaust culture holocaust studies great war

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The Holocaust and Digital Humanities. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2025)

digital heritagehumanitiesdigital scholarshipdigital culturedigital humanitiesdigital artnarrativegenocidedigital mediums

Ethics of the Algorithm: Digital Humanities and Holocaust Memory. Princeton University Press (2024)

digital heritagehumanitiesdigital scholarshipcomputational humanitiesdigital humanitiesholocaust memorydigital mediums

Digital Humanities and Holocaust Studies. The Cambridge History of the Holocaust (2023)

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In Search of the Drowned: Testimonies and Testimonial Fragments of the Holocaust Gabor Mihaly Toth. Holocaust and Genocide Studies (2023)

Todd Samuel Presner

anthropologygenocide

Review of Gabor Mihaly Toth, Let Them Speak. Holocaust and Genocide Studies (2023)

slavic languagesspeech communicationoral communicationcolloquial languagecommunication theorygabor mihaly tothenglish language

Algorithmic Close Reading: Using Semantic Triplets to Index and Analyze Agency in Holocaust Testimonies. Digital humanities quarterly (2022)

algorithmic close readingincident investigationsemanticscomputational linguisticsusing semantic tripletsholocaust testimoniesnarrativenarrative extractionsemantic evaluationgenocidelanguageinterpretationlanguage resourceslinguisticscontent analysis

Digitale Geisteswissenschaften Und Holocaustzeugnisse. Anmerkungen Zu Einer Globalen Genealogie. J.B. Metzler eBooks (2022)

Todd Presner

historyglobal studiespolitical historyinternational historyglobal historyanthropologygenocidearchaeologytransnational historyglobalizationcultural history

Book Review: Leslie Morris, the Translated Jew. American Jewish Studies Review (2020)

leslie morristranslation studiescomparative literaturediaspora studiesliterary historylevantliteratureliterary criticism

Digital Humanities Methods for Analyzing Holocaust and Genocide Testimonies.. DH (2020)

Todd PresnerAnna BonazziLizhou FanGábor TóthRachel DeblingerDavid Shepard

humanitiesdigital humanitiesdigital humanities methodsgenocide testimoniesgenocide

Leslie Morris, the Translated Jew. American Jewish Studies Review (2020)

cultural historyleslie morristranslation studiesreligious studiesdiaspora studieslevantcultural studies

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