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adventures in digital humanities | an undergraduate introduction
Adventures in digital humanities. A smarter network than you? Weinberger makes the point, over and over again, that “knowledge is becoming a property of the network, rather than of individuals who know things, of objects that contain knowledge, and of the traditional institutions that facilitate knowledge” (182). By attacking our epistemological assumptions, Weinberger is showing us just what the internet is capable of providing seekers … Continue reading A smarter network than you? May 7, 2015. In David...
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digital humanities-make the walls talk | Stay tuned to read about the humanities, epistomology and mumerings of a digital revolution (only not by the robots)
Digital humanities-make the walls talk. Stay tuned to read about the humanities, epistomology and mumerings of a digital revolution (only not by the robots). My first experience with Big Data, Data Mining and being paralysed. This internship contained my first attempt at data-mining a large corpus of information. The long and the short of it is, I am not a natural data-miner. Allow me to expand. The information I was working with. To say I was overwhelmed is putting it lightly. In addition to struggling ...
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Digital Humanities Now
Volunteer to be an Editor-at-Large. Nominate an RSS Feed. Editors' Choice: Parsimony and Elegance as Objectives for Digital Curation Processes. I’m increasingly convinced that parsimony and elegance are key values for the socio-technical systems that enable long term access to information. This post is me starting to try and articulate what I mean by that and connecting that back to a few ongoing strands of work and thinking I’m engaged in. Now that the book. DHNow is on Spring Break! Diversity has becom...
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The Digital Humanities Review | Arts Scholarship in the Digital Age
The Digital Humanities Review. Arts Scholarship in the Digital Age. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Drawings by Rembrandt and His Pupils: Telling the Difference. December 10, 2012. Drawings by Rembrandt and His Pupils: Telling the Difference. J Paul Getty Museum. Http:/ www.getty.edu/art/exhibitions/rembrandt drawings/. Drawings by Rembrandt and His Pupils: Telling the Difference. As previously noted, Drawings by Rembrandt and His Pupils. Is comprised of 10 comparisons between drawing...
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digitalhumanitiesscrapbook
The Future (of Reading) is Digital. December 9, 2015. So where’s the problem? Surely for those of us wanting to spare the planet’s trees the increasing transition to digital reading platforms can only be heralded as progress? They’re printed on dead trees? So should we lament at the altar of our digital overlords and beg for a return to hard reading, physical search processes, or even just the ensured safety of the Kindle? Of course not, although as some hard-core nihilists (usually found festering at th...
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Digital Humanities Blog | University of Alabama
Week 3 (Questioning the Digital Humanities). Week 4 (Projects 1). Week 6 (Projects 2). Week 7 (Games and Cross-curricula). Week 8 (Digital Editions). Week 9 (Digital Archives, Digital Scholarship). Week 10: Digital Practice, Digital Practices. Week 11 (Practice in practice). Week 12 (Collaboration and Peer Review). Week 13: (Digital Practice 2). Week 14 (Practice and Presentation). Week 15 (Culmination and Reflection). Digital Archive of Literacy Narratives. English Broadside Ballad Archive. The Bizer, H...
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Digital Humanities Toronto
February 27, 2011 at 6:08 pm Posted in Uncategorized. If you are interested in Digital Scholarship, please join and create a profile on the Digital Scholarship Drupal Commons website at: http:/ disc.oise.utoronto.ca/. If you have a digital project, please add it to the wiki on the Digital Projects Directory. 4Humanities: Advocating for the Humanities. November 25, 2010 at 6:15 pm Posted in Uncategorized. Is an important new initiative. From the Mission Statement:. CUNY Digital Humanities Initiative.
