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Dr. Lucas van der Deijl is an Assistant Professor in Early Modern Dutch Literature at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Arts. His research focuses on early modern language philosophy, translation culture, and theatre history, integrating computational methods with cultural and literary studies. He teaches courses in Dutch literature, digital humanities, and early modern studies. He is an editor for LitLab, a digital platform for literary research in secondary education, and has held fellowships at the National Library of the Netherlands and the University of Potsdam. His work explores topics such as Spinozist discourse in Dutch textual culture and the role of translation in disseminating Enlightenment ideas. Key publications include studies on computational analysis of early modern drama and the material culture of anatomical texts. He actively contributes to academic conferences and public engagement through initiatives like Faces of Science.
- Research Interests: Early modern Dutch textual culture, computational literary analysis, translation studies, and digital humanities.
- Teaching: Courses on 17th-century literature, digital humanities tools, and premodern approaches in the Research Master program.
- Publications: Over 15 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters on topics like Spinoza translations, Dutch Republic publishing, and quantitative narratology.
His research highlights the interplay between language, philosophy, and cultural practices in early modern Europe, with a particular emphasis on computational methods to analyze literary and historical texts.
