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Jakub Kabala is an Associate Professor at Davidson College, affiliated with both the Film, Media, and Digital Studies program and the History Department. His work bridges medieval history with innovative digital methodologies.
- Ph.D., Harvard University
- A.M., Harvard University
- A.B., Harvard University
Dr. Kabala specializes in medieval Europe, particularly Central and Eastern Europe during the Middle Ages. His research focuses on medieval frontiers, imagined geographies, and computational philology, utilizing digital spatial analysis to visualize historical mental maps. He is currently writing a book on medieval spatial imagination across Latin, Byzantine, and Slavic traditions, while also exploring computational authorship attribution in 12th-century Latin texts.
He teaches courses including DIG 101: Introduction to Digital Studies, DIG 120: Programming in the Humanities, HIS 112: Medieval Millennium, 500-1500, and HIS 325: Central Europe in the Middle Ages. Future course development plans include medieval environmental history and digital archaeological methods.
Outside academia, Dr. Kabala enjoys music, racquet sports, and comedy.
