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Lecturer
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Dr. Scott Caddy is a Lecturer in Digital Humanities at UC-Berkeley and a Marion L. Brittain Postdoctoral Fellow at Georgia Tech, where he teaches multimodal composition classes. Dr. Caddy's research focuses on the intersection of literary studies and data science, particularly with genre studies and style in 19th century British literature. He has published scholarship on web adaptations of Jane Austen and forthcoming work reimagining The Mystery of Edwin Drood through stylometric analysis and data visualizations of rhetorical themes. Dr. Caddy has previous taught at Arizona State University, the University of Michigan-Flint, and Northern Arizona University. His primary interest in the digital humanities lies in the overlap of humanities inquiry and ethical, transparent use of digital tools to investigate cultural, literary, and historical phenomena.
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