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Digital Humanities and Persianate Studies  

Peyman Eshaghi

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

About the course

The Digital Humanities and Persianate Studies Bootcamp builds on the instructor’s earlier lecture, “Persianate Studies: Research Institutions, Reference Works, and Digital Sources” and offers a comprehensive, hands-on exploration of these themes in greater depth. Designed for students and researchers interested in applying digital methods to the study of Persianate history, literature, and culture, the course introduces key reference works, institutional resources, and online databases while also training participants in essential digital tools and research strategies. Through practical exercises and guided projects, learners will gain the skills needed to navigate, analyze, and curate Persianate sources in digital environments. By the end of the bootcamp, participants will not only be familiar with the core infrastructures of Persianate studies but will also be equipped to integrate digital humanities approaches into their own research.

Content of the course 

Week One: General Points

Week Two: Libraries

Week Three: Libraries

Week Four: Research Centers and Think Tanks

Week Five: Websites and Databases

Week Six: Websites and Databases

Week Seven: Websites and Databases

Week Eight: Websites and Databases

Week Nine: Websites and Databases

Week Ten: Social Networks and Media

Week Eleven: Reference Works

Week Twelve: Conclusion and the Path Forward

 

Course Details 

 

Schedule: Monday, 30 March - 15 June 2026

 

Time: 9:00–10:00 AM (US Pacific), 12:00–1:00 PM (US Eastern), 6:00–7:00 PM (Central European)


Format: 12 Online sessions 


Tuition: $300 (payable in 3 installments)

Note:

Class days and times may be adjusted in accordance with the request of enrollees.

Registered participants will receive full access to recorded session videos and all course materials.

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Registration link: https://forms.gle/qb8HgweQcqGEuPRD9

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