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Jamie Jungmin Yoo
Twitter: crimsonyoo
Jamie Jungmin Yoo, a Ph.D. candidate in East Asian Languages and Civilizations at Harvard, was born and raised in Seoul, South Korea. Jamie earned her B.A. in Chinese Classics and Korean literature, M.A. in Korean Literature, and Ph.D. (ABD) in Pre-Modern Korean Literature and Comparative Studies from Korea University.
Jamie's dissertation aims to establish a literary topography capable of delineating cultural interactions and information flows between Korea and China in the 18th century, in terms of literary networks, reading and poetry image-building practices, as well as print and manuscript culture. An offshoot of her genuine passion for classical poetry and philology of traditional East Asia, her earnest exploration of new research methodology, including Social Network Analysis (SNA), Geographical Information System (GIS) and text-mining methods (XML), enables her to embrace both macro- and micro-level critical approaches to her studies.
Jamie is an active member of the Book History Writers' group at Harvard, a former officer of Harvard Toastmaster's Club for leadership and public speaking, and an International Dharma Missionary of Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism.
http://korea.fas.harvard.edu/directory/jamie-jungmin-yoo
Posts by Jamie Jungmin
* Social Network Analysis (SNA) as an Analytical Research Method for the Humanities*
THATCamp in Brief
THATCamp New England is an unconference that brings together scholars working in the digital humanities. The 2011 meeting will be held at Brandeis University. The main unconference will be held on Saturday, October 22, 2011. Several BootCamp sessions intended for digital humanities beginners will be held the Friday afternoon before, October 21.
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