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J. Elyse Graham is a Professor in the Department of English at Stony Brook University, specializing in Digital Humanities, Media Studies, and the History of the English Language. Her research bridges traditional literary analysis with digital innovation, focusing on textual culture across print and digital media.
- Ph.D. in English, Yale University (2015)
She has authored books for prestigious publishers like Oxford University Press, Stanford University Press, and McGill-Queen's University Press, with a current book project underway for HarperCollins. Her teaching includes courses such as Introduction to Poetry, Science, Technology and Humanities, and graduate seminars on Storytelling With Data and Studies in Language and Linguistics.
Graham's research explores the evolution of media, from the Printing Press as Metaphor to contemporary Digital Art and Annotation Practices. Her work on Database Thinking and Deep Description highlights her commitment to developing digital tools for humanities scholarship. She has contributed to debates on Boundary Maintenance and the Origins of Trolling, examining how digital communities shape discourse.
- Recent publications include Digital Art in Ireland (2023) and Joyce and the Graveyard of Digital Empires (2019).
