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Paul Spence is a Senior Lecturer in Digital Humanities at King's College London. He bridges modern languages with digital scholarship through his leadership in the Digital Mediations research strand, focusing on how information transforms within digital spaces and how modern languages can interpret digital culture from a global perspective.
- Specializes in digitally mediated knowledge creation
- Expertise in digital editions, user-generated content, visualization, and publishing
- Collaborates with international digital humanities organizations like Humanidades Digitales Hispánicas
His work involves integrating digital humanities researchers, language teachers, students, and practitioners to explore bidirectional influences between digital culture and modern languages. Funded by major organizations including the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and AHRC, he has led projects like Out of the Wings (Spanish and Spanish American Theatres in Translation) and participated in Spanish/Portuguese #Day of Digital Humanities events.
Paul's research emphasizes data as a cultural product and its accessibility to modern languages research. He contributes to initiatives like the international CHARTA network for editing archival Spanish documents.
