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Data Artifacts
The term “artifact” has at least two meanings: From a technical perspective, an artifact is an unintentional pattern in data, arising from processes of collection and management. From a cultural perspective, an artifact is a designed object, with a social … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged data visualization, digital collections, digital humanities, library
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Paper Machines
I have had the good fortune to work at metaLAB this summer on an open-source tool for text analysis and visualization in the digital humanities. This effort, funded through the Google Summer of Code, is taking place under the tutelage … Continue reading
Posted in Projects
Tagged big data, data visualization, digital humanities, history, Jo Guldi, land reform, topic modeling
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Typecasting the digital humanities
The carnival of digital-humanities metacommentary takes a curious and compelling turn in Daniel Anderson‘s Waves, a screencasting remix of blog posts using captured keystrokes and cut-and-paste, text autocomplete, and a collage of videos. The piece features (very much inter alia) … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas
Tagged Amanda French, Daniel Andreson, DH, digital composition, digital humanities, documentary, remix, screencasting, Stanley Fish
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DH baby steps and generative verse
In the midst of making my own initial forays into Python, I was fiddling around last night with a simple exercise: to make a script that grabs lines containing a given word from a source text and spits them into … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas
Tagged DH, digital humanities, generative art, python, quartorzain, script, Shakespeare, sonnet
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