Gender/Novels
DH Lab-internal project
The first project of the MIT Digital Humanities Lab analyzed the description of gender and gender roles across a large repertory of novels in the English language, primarily from the nineteenth century and early twentieth century. Our goal was to build computational tools that helped us understand how conceptions of gender were expressed and changed through distant reading of thousands of books. Our database involves over 4200 novels sourced from the Gutenberg project and gives us a comprehensive look at the views of authors of the time period.
Student Team
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Ife Ademolu-Odeneye
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Samantha York
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Dina Atia
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Elena Boal
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Alena Culbertson
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Howard DaCosta
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Mingfei Duan
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Maritza Gallegos
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Assel Ismoldayeva
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Elsa Itambo
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Kelsey Merrill
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Charlotte Minsky
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Keith Murray
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Carol Pan
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Isaac Redlon
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Shobhita Sundaram
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Felix Tran
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Katherine Xu
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Derek Yen
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Sophia Zhi
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Susanna Chen
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Michelle Li
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Ayden Johnson
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Erastus Murungi
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Kateryna Morhun
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Nisha Nkya
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Rawisara (Mimi) Lohanimit
Ife Ademolu-Odeneye
Samantha York
Dina Atia
Elena Boal
Alena Culbertson
Howard DaCosta
Mingfei Duan
Maritza Gallegos
Assel Ismoldayeva
Elsa Itambo
Kelsey Merrill
Charlotte Minsky
Keith Murray
Carol Pan
Isaac Redlon
Shobhita Sundaram
Felix Tran
Katherine Xu
Derek Yen
Sophia Zhi
Susanna Chen
Michelle Li
Ayden Johnson
Erastus Murungi
Kateryna Morhun
Nisha Nkya
Rawisara (Mimi) Lohanimit