Francophone Digital Humanities is a research and teaching initiative conceived by a group of Duke critics. It creates a new ensemble of digital surrogates in response to the need for sources available in French. The form is open access, to ensure a wide public, and the materials are combined to outline Francophone culture in an unprecedented and inventive way. To enrich and diversify open-access digital resources in French. Rubenstein Rare Book and Ma.

An Archive of Late-Medieval French Lyrics. Detail of Quant en moy. From Machaut MS A, f. Image by kind permission of Bibliothèque nationale de France. An Archive of Late-Medieval French Lyrics. This website presents an online searchable corpus of late-medieval French lyrics, predominantly drawn from the fourteenth-century song and motet repertory, most of which have been relatively little studied by scholars, both within and outside musicology.

Music, Image, Text in the Middle Ages. Making and Using the Edition. Welcome to the new digital research environment dedicated to the study of fourteenth-century poet and composer Guillaume de Machaut. This website forms part of a collaborative, cross-disciplinary. Bringing together academic partners at the Universities of Exeter, Amsterdam, Clemson, Youngstown State, and City University of New York.