TNA FELLOWSHIPS ARCHIVE

 

CLS INFRA Fellowship Programme:

Supporting scholars from (computational) literary studies to visit leading infrastructures and research institutions

The CLS INFRA Fellowship Programme funds scholars from literary studies or with an interest in Computational Literary Studies methods to visit leading research institutions and infrastructures and become part of the larger CLS community.

Calls for fellowship grants are launched twice a year for a total of six calls (2021-2024).

Successful applicants have the opportunity to interact with experts, receive advice on ongoing projects, learn how to use the ecosystem of data, tools and standards, assemble new literary corpora and profit from hands-on training and support, in one of the project partner infrastructures of their choice.

This archive includes interviews with the TNA Fellows on their experience, their research project and outcomes, video testimonials produced during their fellowship and access to their full reports.


CLS INFRA TNA Fellows - Round 4: Meet the winners and their projects

Visiting period: Autumn-Winter 2023

The fourth call of the CLS INFRA TNA Fellowships awarded twelve applicants. These fellowships are still ongoing. We will be publishing their outcomes once completed. You can read more details on the research findings of the completed ones by clicking on the names of the fellows below. The twelve TNA Fellows are:

  • Ewa Data-Bukowska (Jagiellonian University): The principle of sustainability as the basis for the translator’s stylistic creation
    Host institution: Institute of Formal and Applied Linguistics, Institute of the Czech National Corpus, Charles University
  • Wiktor Dziemski (Jagiellonian University): Can’t you see what I’m going through? Stylometrical analysis of Marcus Tullius Cicero’s works in their correlation to the author’s life
    Host institution: Laboratorio de Innovación en Humanidades Digitales (LINHD), UNED
  • Eduardo Fernández Guerrero (European University Institute): Distant reading of early modern prophecies across Europe: corpus formation and testing
    Host institution: Laboratorio de Innovación en Humanidades Digitales (LINHD), UNED
  • Rocio Hernández-Arias (University of Vigo): Digital Academic Edition of ‘O anarquista’ (1924), by Leandro Pita
    Host institution: Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage (ACDH-CH), Austrian Academy of Sciences
  • Elisabeth Joyce (Pennsylvania Western University): The New York School of Poetry: A distant reading of affinities
    Host institution: Laboratorio de Innovación en Humanidades Digitales (LINHD), UNED
  • Jyothi Justin (Indian Institute of Technology Indore (IITI)): Seeing the Unseen: Locating the Women of Independent India’s Unheard Dalit Massacres.
    Host institution: Laboratorio de Innovación en Humanidades Digitales (LINHD), UNED
  • Natalia Kamovnikova (Matej Bel University): Corpus-building, classification, and preservation of contemporary Russian anti-war poetry in the context of its electronic and social vulnerability
    Host institution: Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage (ACDH-CH), Austrian Academy of Sciences
  • Marko Milosev (Central European University): Words to actions: How and if ideology translates to violence in the case of interwar fascist organizations
    Host institution: Laboratorio de Innovación en Humanidades Digitales (LINHD), UNED
  • Julia Neugarten (Radboud University): Catching Feelings: Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis for Fanfiction about Greek Myth
    Host institution: Ghent Centre for Digital Humanities
  • Emrah Peksoy (Kahramanmaraş İstiklal University): Dictionary Building for Narrative Arc
    Host institution: Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage (ACDH-CH), Austrian Academy of Sciences
  • Levente Seláf (Eötvös Loránd University): Comparative Analysis of Poetical Texts with Digital Tools
    Host institution: Laboratorio de Innovación en Humanidades Digitales (LINHD), UNED
  • Haimo Stiemer (Technical University Darmstadt): The clash of the modernists – Comparing the expressionist journal “Der Sturm” and the journal “Der Querschnitt” from the Weimar Republic
    Host institution: Moore Institute for Research in the Humanities and Social Studies, University of Galway


CLS INFRA TNA Fellows - Round 3: Meet the winners and their projects

Visiting period: Spring-Summer 2023

The third call of the CLS INFRA TNA Fellowships awarded seven applicants. These fellowships are still ongoing. We will be publishing their outcomes once completed. You can read more details on the research findings of the completed ones by clicking on the names of the fellows below. The seven TNA Fellows are:


CLS INFRA TNA Fellows - Round 2: Meet the winners and their projects

Visiting period: Autumn-Winter 2022

The second call of the CLS INFRA TNA Fellowships awarded four applicants. These fellowships are still ongoing. We will be publishing their outcomes once completed. You can read more details on the research findings of the completed ones by clicking on the names of the fellows below. The four TNA Fellows are:


CLS INFRA TNA Fellows - Round 1: Meet the winners and their projects

Visiting period: Spring-Summer 2022

The first call of the CLS INFRA TNA Fellowships awarded ten applicants. All of these fellowships have now been completed and you can read more details on their research findings by clicking on the names of the fellows below. The ten TNA Fellows are: