This talk engages with recent debates around decolonization within postcolonial studies, focusing in particular on questions of pedagogy, curriculum, and political education within the university and beyond. Drawing on work done with the Revolutionary Papers project, I show how the digital humanities can offer pathways to construct non-canonical and collaborative comparativist methodologies for scholarship on decolonization and anticolonialism.
DH Events at Price Lab
Your gateway to DH events at Penn, this list features events sponsored by both the Price Lab and our many partners at Penn. Register here for any Price Lab event, or click through to the event page for more information. For events from our sponsors, please click through each listing for more information.
Textpocalypse Now:
Book Talk: Powered by Smart: A Prehistory of Everyday AI
Author of Powered by Smart: A Prehistory of Everyday AI (NYU Press, March 2026) Sarah Murray reveals an alternative feminist pathway that seeded hospitable ideas about AI by showing how smartness was a techno-cultural ideal long before the digital age. Professor Murray will be in conversation with Professor Rahul Mukherjee (Dick Wolf Associate Professor of TV and New Media, University of Pennsylvania).
LifexCode: Digital Humanities Against Enclosure
In this presentation, Director Jessica Marie Johnson and Assistant Director Nadejda Jahi Webb discuss the LifexCode ecosystem, key praxis, and several projects therein.



