Dr. Rabea Kleymann

Literary scholar, research associate with the project Diffractive Epistemics: Cultures of Knowledge in the Digital Humanities

CV

Fellowships

  • 2018 Research Visiting Scholar in the Department of Germanic Studies, University of Chicago
  • 2020 Willard McCarty Fellowship at King’s College London (postponed)

Jury, Council, and Board Memberships

Research Interests

  • Forms of Knowledge Production in Digital Humanities Research
  • Digital Literary Studies
  • Mixed Methods
  • New Materialism & Aesthetic Programming
  • Critical Infrastructure Studies

Publications

Lectures

  • Data Diffraction: A Counternarrative to Integration for Digital Humanities Research, DH 2022 Tokyo, July 2022
  • The many Faces of Theory in DH: Toward a Dictionary of Theoreticians mentioned in three DH Journals, DH 2022 Tokyo,  July 2022 (with Silvia E. Gutiérrez de la Torre, Manuel Burghardt, Andreas Niekler)
  • Calling APIs Diffractively: Imagining Relational Readings of Code, EASST 2022 Politics of Technoscientific Futures, July 2022
  • Inkommensurable Mannigfaltigkeiten: Aggregate beim späten Goethe, Conference "(Ist fortzusetzen.)" Anschlüsse, Fortführungen und Enden in Goethes späten Werken", FU Berlin, June 2022
  • Reading Code Diffractively in Digital Humanities Pedagogy, DH Unbound 2022, May 2022
  • Wissensmaschinerien: Forschungsdesigns in den Digital Humanities, Digital*Humanities im Gespräch, FU Berlin, May 2022
  • Mixed Methods als Denkstil? Forschungsdesigns der Stilometrie in den Digital Humanities, Conference “Stylistics Past and Present: Interdisciplinary Transformations of a Method in the Humanities”, Center for Interdisciplinary Research Bielefeld, October 2021
  • Entangled Methods: Diffractive Approaches for the Digital Humanities, New Materialist Informatics 2021, University of Kassel, March 2021
  • Theorytellings: Wissenschaftsnarrative in den Digital Humanities – Eine Einführung, Workshop “Theorytellings”, Leipzig University, October 2020
  • Theory is not just a Feature. Disrupting the Flow, Workshop “Bug or Feature? An Open Forum to Discuss and Share Current Digital Humanities Research”, Universität Basel, July 2020
  • Prototypes as Proto-Theory? A Plea for digital theory formation, DH 2019 Utrecht “Complexities”, July 2019
  • Formlose Formen als Begegnungen mit dem Mannigfaltigen – Poetik des Aggregats in Goethes Spätwerk, Symposium of Young Goethe Researchers Weimar, June 2019
  • Prototypen als Proto-Theorie? – Plädoyer einer digitalen Theoriebildung, DHd 2019 Mainz and Frankfurt am Main “Digital Humanities: multimedial & multimodal”, March 2019
  • Zur Theoriemündigkeit des Softwareprototyps in den Digital Humanities, DFG-funded Symposium “Wovon sprechen wir, wenn wir von Digitalisierung sprechen? Gehalte und Revisionen zentraler Begriffe des Digitalen, Digitalität in den Geisteswissenschaften”, University of Bayreuth, February 2019
  • Hermeneutische Visualisierungen für die Literaturwissenschaft, Universität Hamburg, December 2018, (with Jan-Erik Stange)
  • A Scalable Reading Approach to Goethe’s Narrative Texts: Investigating Renunciation and Irony, EADH 2018 Galway “Data in Digital Humanities”, December 2018, (with Jan Horstmann)
  • Perspektiven kritischer Interfaces für die Digital Humanities in 3DH, DHd 2018 Köln “Kritik der digitalen Vernunft“, March 2018, (with Jan Christoph Meister, Jan-Erik Stange)

Courses

  • summer term 2022 Daten, Algorithmen, Software. Kulturen der Digitalität verstehen, Department of Cultural History and Theory, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
  • winter term 2021 Kultur- und Wissensgeschichte von Infrastrukturen, Department of Cultural History and Theory, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
  • summer term 2021 Wider den Methodenzwang: Computergestützte Kulturanalysen in den Digital Humanities, Department of Cultural History and Theory, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
  • winter term 2020 Der kritische Posthumanismus in den Literatur- und Kulturwissenschaften, Department of Cultural History and Theory, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
  • summer term 2017 Digitale Korpusanalyse: vom Distant zum Close Reading (with Jan Christoph Meister, Jan-Erik Stange), Department for Languages, Literature and Media, Universität Hamburg in cooperation with the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam
  • winter term 2016 Entsagung bei Goethe – Lebensphilosophie oder ironisches Konstrukt? (with Jan Horstmann, Jan Christoph Meister), Department for Languages, Literature and Media, Universität Hamburg, Universität Hamburg