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Category Archives: Text Analysis
The Digital Humanities as Legacy
Roberto Busa died on Monday. He was 97. My first exposure to the old Jesuit was the foreword to A Companion to Digital Humanities, where he wrote of the grace of God in the invention of magnetic media. Busa’s “Perspectives … Continue reading
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The Digital Humanities as Hackerspace
Today is the first attempt at creating a Humanities Hackerspace here at Stanford. I’ll be joining Ryan Heuser, hacker and lab manager for the Literary Lab, and the possibility of more Stanford alt-ac types (like Academic Technology Specialists Matt Jockers … Continue reading
Reason with the Grue
Christian Swinehart has quietly produced a beautiful and digitally rich exploration of choose your own adventure (cyoa) books that should serve as a model for the production of digital scholarly media. He begins with a small corpus, only twelve books–a … Continue reading
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Topic Networks in Proust
Back in March, Jeff Drouin used my topic network technique and script to build a topic network for Proust. Unlike my own technique-heavy and interpretation-light demonstration of topic networks, though, Jeff actually spends some time looking at the words that … Continue reading
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