Author Archives: mmrad1998

Today is the day, the day we are posting our final blog for this course, our English 256B course. We have come along way since the beginning of this semester, specially while everything happening in the world from the corona pandemic to a possible economic recession. In this final blog we will write a reflectionContinue reading “Reflection On Our DH Project”

You can now check my team’s and I final Digital Humanities Project. Our chosen theme is the one of Money & Power Through the works of Edith Wharton, Charles Dickens & the infamous Jane Austen. Follow the link below :

Mohamad Mrad Beirut, Lebanon https://www.linkedin.com/in/mohamad-mrad/ (+ 961) 76028189 | mnm30@mail.aub.edu | EDUCATION American University of Beirut, Suliman S. Olayan School of Business, Lebanon Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration – Business Information and Decision Systems Concentration   2016 – Present   Lycée Du Musée, Lebanon Lebanese Baccalaureate in Life Sciences  2001 – 2016   EXPERIENCE Transmed                                                                                                                                                          SalesContinue reading “My Resume”

Firs of all, we would like to thank our audience outside our 4-bedroom walls, for taking the time to read this blog. We hope you and your families are staying safe during this COVID-19 outbreak. In this blog we will be discussing TimelineJS, another tool offered by digital humanities throughout this semester. We have hadContinue reading “Our Journey With TimelineJs”

Although life has been much of a whirlwind lately, what the digital world has had to offer has been remarkable in terms of the positive impact it has made. This week, we learned a tool that helps us map a text. What does mapping a text mean you may ask? Simply, mapping a literature textContinue reading “Mapping Literary Texts”

By Mohamad Mrad, Alessandro Al Khoury and Maha El Solh Through the beginning of time the concept of money always existed, even before it was created. First it was in the form of a non-monetary exchange when two people would trade something they own with one another. Then, in the romans period it transmitted toContinue reading “Money and Power Through The lens of Three Authors”

The digital world in Lebanon did not welcome me that much. Between my impatience for the slow-mo internet connection and adapting to this whole new blog thing, I was already considered an outsider. I regard myself as an old-fashioned pen and paper guy, where I scratch everything I don’t like, and get satisfaction out ofContinue reading “My Digital World Narrative”