Dr. Christopher Warren

Biography

Christopher Warren is a Professor and Department Head of the English Department at Carnegie Mellon University, with a focus on the intersection of humanities and technology. His research interests lie within digital humanities, law and literature, political theory, and early modern literature, with a particular emphasis on print culture and history of political thought. Warren has authored significant works including 'Literature Law Nations, 1580-1680' and has received the Roland H. Bainton Prize for Literature. He is actively involved in teaching, directing CMU's minor in Humanities Analytics, and co-convening the Digital Humanities Faculty Research Group. His scholarly contributions have appeared in prominent journals and he has presented at various academic conferences, promoting the relevance of humanities in understanding societal issues. Furthermore, Warren is a co-founder of the digital humanities project 'Six Degrees of Francis Bacon,' and a founding member of CMU's Center for Print, Networks, and Performance.

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