About Me
Hi!
My name is Julia Neugarten. I am currently conducting my PhD research at the Radboud University, Nijmegen in the project Anchoring Innovation. My dissertation has the preliminary title Gods, Heroes, Myths: Anchoring and Innovating Classical Motifs in Fanfiction.
I am a member of the Netherlands Research School for Literary Studies and an associated member of OIKOS, the Dutch National Research School in Classical Studies. I am also a member of the editorial board of the Digital Humanities Benelux Journal.
In my free time, I enjoy creative writing, cooking and baking, boardgames and spinning.
Research Interest
My research centers around the analysis of fanfiction and a variety of other fan practices. I am also interested in the ways that methods from the digital humanities, particularly computational literary studies, can be applied to the study of fanfiction, fandom, and fan communities.
Recent Research Output
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MythFic Metadata: Gendered Power Dynamics in Fanfiction about Greek Myth (2024)
Digital Humanities Benelux Journal, Vol. 6: Crossing Borders: Digital Humanities Research Across Languages and Modalities -
Delicious Angst and Tooth-Rotting Fluff: Distant Reading Community Discourses of Emotion in Harry Potter Fanfiction Comments (2023) Julia Neugarten
Article in the Journal of Fandom Studies, 11.2-3. -
“This book makes me happy and sad and I love it” A Rule-Based Model for Extracting Reading Impact from English Book Reviews (2022)
Marijn Koolen, Julia Neugarten, Peter Boot
Peer-reviewed article in the Journal of Computational Literary Studies, 1.1.
For a more extensive overview of my research output, go to Publications.