Lexomics

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Wheaton students and faculty work together in a blend of software-startup and graduate school as we build and apply tools that explore your favorite collection of texts.

About Lexomics

Intro to Lexomics

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A short video of what we do

Lexos

Use our online tool and/or download our software.

A new "close reading"

Publications

Explore our published works, grants and workshops.

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About Us

Meet the Lexomics Team

The Lexomics Team

Educational Material

Find out more about Digital Humanities.

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FAQ

Some QA about Lexomics and our Lexos software.

FAQ

In the News

Literary archaeology

From a course, to research, to a Beinecke Scholarship.

Digital Britain @Harvard University

Digital Britain: New Approaches to the Early Middle Ages (Harvard University, March 25, 2016)

Breaking Down the Bard

Lexomics project tackles question of collaboration in Shakespeare’s ‘Henry VIII,’ ‘Two Noble Kinsmen’

Literary Programming

When it comes to digital humanities, Wheaton faculty lead the way. A number of professors are incorporating technology into the classroom and scholarship in novel ways, from the use of Twitter to extend and document class discussions on literature to data analysis of texts.

The thrill of discovery

With the help of computer analysis, a team of Wheaton scholars has uncovered a 1,200-year-old secret about an Old English poem.

Funded by:National Endowment for the Humanities