Research · Writing · Methods

Scholarship & Inquiry

Essays and shorter arguments developed from my work in literary studies, comparative literature, medical humanities, digital humanities, quantitative methods, gender and sexuality studies, and interdisciplinary research.

These pieces preserve the central arguments of longer academic work while making the methods and ideas accessible outside the seminar-paper format.

Areas of inquiry

Questions across disciplines

Literary and comparative study
Medical humanities and embodiment
Digital humanities and quantitative methods
Gender, sexuality, and systems
Writing, pedagogy, and research methods

Rezoning process study with layered brownstone sketches, zoning notes, and translucent digital overlays

Literature, Reading & Method

Close reading, interpretive method, material evidence, computational patterns, and the question of how literary value is made.

Embodiment, Gender & Systems

How bodies become legible through perspective, technology, classification, surveillance, language, and social systems.

Methods, Writing & Learning

Research and writing as practices of reasoning, revision, collaboration, and making judgment visible.

Writing Pedagogy · Mathematics · Revision

Revision Is Not Correction

What pure mathematics, peer collaboration, and reader-centered feedback taught me about revision, writing pedagogy, and the difference between correction and judgment.

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Applied work

Portfolio

Case studies across research, analytics, curriculum, digital humanities, and systems design.

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Reusable methods

Research & Writing Tools

Templates and systems for planning research, synthesizing evidence, writing, ethics, and quantitative analysis.

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Published work

Publications

Published and public-facing writing across scholarship, research, pedagogy, and interdisciplinary inquiry.

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