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""[Poetry's Data] presents a compelling case on why we should critically examine in the digital age the way in which we read, quantify, interpret, and historicise poetry. . . . The book offers a wide-scale analysis of the Princeton Prosody Archives. It offers digital humanists a critical investigation into the conceptual understanding of poetry and poetry’s (meta)data, which are, perhaps today even more than ever before, shaped by systems and infrastructures.""---Dorka Tamás, The British Society for Literature and Science

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Meredith Martin is professor of English at Princeton University, where she founded and directs the Center for Digital Humanities and directs the Princeton Prosody Archive. She is the author of The Rise and Fall of Meter: English National Culture, 18601930 (Princeton), winner of the MLA First Book Prize and the Warren Brooks Prize for Literary Criticism and cowinner of the Sonya Rudikoff Prize.

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