19thcentkozaczka.wordpress.com
A Little Historical Exploration for Starters | Adam Kozaczka's Long, Digital Nineteenth Century
https://19thcentkozaczka.wordpress.com/2013/01/23/a-little-historical-exporation-for-starters
Adam Kozaczka's Long, Digital Nineteenth Century. A Little Historical Exploration for Starters. I come to this photograph of a Gettysburg veteran by way of a parenthetical notation in Matt Kirchenbaum’s Mechanisms, New Media, and the Forensic Imagination. 1894) in fact I surmise that some research might yield a direct reference by Doyle to this text. Bibliotics. In an introductory note, Frazer explains his self-originated term, ‘Bibliotics’ (he was a scientist! Expands the concept of ‘text’ and by locati...
slstutsman.blogspot.com
Dabbling in the Digital : How Far is Far Enough?: Questioning Distance and Method in Moretti's Graphs, Maps, Trees
http://slstutsman.blogspot.com/2013/02/how-far-is-far-enough-questioning.html
Dabbling in the Digital. Monday, February 18, 2013. How Far is Far Enough? Questioning Distance and Method in Moretti's Graphs, Maps, Trees. In reading Moretti’s Graphs, Maps, Trees,. I found myself asking: how is this different than strands of genre discourse in film studies? Burke, too, in his response to Moretti, brings up this very point. He writes, “. The study of genres has long been shaped by an interest in cycles of publication of the kind Moretti describes” (42). About trends as a whole. Yes, Mo...
630dh.cforster.com
Wait… they don’t love you like I love you: Reading Maps | "Digital Humanities": Emerging Tools and Debates in Literary Study
http://630dh.cforster.com/2013/03/wait-they-dont-love-you-like-i-love-you
Digital Humanities: Emerging Tools and Debates in Literary Study. Workshop 1: NLTK & MALLET. From Plaintext to Map. Wait… they don’t love you like I love you: Reading Maps. EM, who last time discovered something insipid. In Moretti’s titular graphs and trees, highlights Moretti’s preference for. In his discussion of maps (invoking, by way of contrast I imagine, Auden’s praise of an actual landscape. Matt Wilkens’s essay on mapping. Inspires in Jordan a reverie about a two-track English department. Is doi...
630dh.cforster.com
maps | "Digital Humanities": Emerging Tools and Debates in Literary Study
http://630dh.cforster.com/tag/maps
Digital Humanities: Emerging Tools and Debates in Literary Study. Workshop 1: NLTK & MALLET. From Plaintext to Map. Wait… they don’t love you like I love you: Reading Maps. EM, who last time discovered something insipid. In Moretti’s titular graphs and trees, highlights Moretti’s preference for. In his discussion of maps (invoking, by way of contrast I imagine, Auden’s praise of an actual landscape. Matt Wilkens’s essay on mapping. Inspires in Jordan a reverie about a two-track English department. Is doi...
630dh.cforster.com
From Plaintext to Map | "Digital Humanities": Emerging Tools and Debates in Literary Study
http://630dh.cforster.com/from-plaintext-to-map
Digital Humanities: Emerging Tools and Debates in Literary Study. Workshop 1: NLTK & MALLET. From Plaintext to Map. From Plaintext to Map. A few weeks ago we looked at a variety DH mapping projects, among them Matt Wilkens. Get Your Texts on the Server. To move files from your computer to the server;. Can fetch texts from the web to the server (though it will not work in all cases). Or you can use. Process Each Text with the Stanford NER. Logged into the server via ssh, for each text type:. Symbol redire...
630dh.cforster.com
deformance | "Digital Humanities": Emerging Tools and Debates in Literary Study
http://630dh.cforster.com/tag/deformance
Digital Humanities: Emerging Tools and Debates in Literary Study. Workshop 1: NLTK & MALLET. From Plaintext to Map. Move 1: Wait a minute, what’s this book about? This week we look at McGann’s. Some reflections on the lamented (by McGann) divide between “critics” and “editors”, before launching into an IVANHOE game of his own. (Will anyone play? Adam intervenes in the IVANHOE game collected in the appendix of. Are those categories mutually exclusive? Whether the decade since the publication of. Does the ...
630dh.cforster.com
Dummy Post | "Digital Humanities": Emerging Tools and Debates in Literary Study
http://630dh.cforster.com/2013/01/dummy-post
Digital Humanities: Emerging Tools and Debates in Literary Study. Workshop 1: NLTK & MALLET. From Plaintext to Map. This is a dummy post in my role as admin. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. January 5, 2013. Blogging Requirement for 630 →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *. You may use these. A href= title= abbr title= acronym title= b blockquote cite= cite code del datetime= em i q cite= strike strong. Playing in the Binaries.
630dh.cforster.com
online identity | "Digital Humanities": Emerging Tools and Debates in Literary Study
http://630dh.cforster.com/tag/online-identity
Digital Humanities: Emerging Tools and Debates in Literary Study. Workshop 1: NLTK & MALLET. From Plaintext to Map. Tag Archives: online identity. Blogging Requirement for 630. As part of this class, you will be required to maintain a blog where you will post short (500 words). Weekly responses to the reading we’re doing, and where you will be expected. To comment on the posts of your peers. The benefits of this process will be, I hope, many. For one thing, I believe interacting regularly. A once indepen...
630dh.cforster.com
Syllabus | "Digital Humanities": Emerging Tools and Debates in Literary Study
http://630dh.cforster.com/syllabus
Digital Humanities: Emerging Tools and Debates in Literary Study. Workshop 1: NLTK & MALLET. From Plaintext to Map. Our syllabus can found:. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *. You may use these. A href= title= abbr title= acronym title= b blockquote cite= cite code del datetime= em i q cite= strike strong. Adam Kozaczka's Long, Digital Nineteenth Century. Exploring Debates in Digital Humanities. Playing in the Binaries.
630dh.cforster.com
markup | "Digital Humanities": Emerging Tools and Debates in Literary Study
http://630dh.cforster.com/tag/markup
Digital Humanities: Emerging Tools and Debates in Literary Study. Workshop 1: NLTK & MALLET. From Plaintext to Map. Move 1: Wait a minute, what’s this book about? This week we look at McGann’s. Some reflections on the lamented (by McGann) divide between “critics” and “editors”, before launching into an IVANHOE game of his own. (Will anyone play? Adam intervenes in the IVANHOE game collected in the appendix of. Are those categories mutually exclusive? Whether the decade since the publication of. Does the ...
