TAL Archive Interface
Since my final project is an archive, I’ve been thinking about archive interfaces a lot lately. We tend to think (at least I do) of this type of interfac...
Author: Caroline Fisse
Collaboration and DH community
This linked article is from DHQ 9.2 (2015), and addresses what author Alix Keener dubs the “arrival fallacy”, providing via interviews an interestin...
digital ethnography
This week’s readings got me thinking about the way that undergrad students might perceive the value of Digital Humanities, and how that is bound to effect the p...
Evangeline Images Archive
For our project, Caroline and I would like to expand our mini digital archive project, Faces of Evangeline, by archiving various illustrations of Henry Wadswort...
6 novels, 6 “insane” female characters
For the Voyant portion text mining exercise, I wanted to look at a sample of texts that range across a long time span. This was initially an idea prompted by gr...
African American Women Writers of the 19th Century
Thinking about the issues of access and presence of a “feminist” archive as proposed by Jacqueline Wernimont led me to thinking about, obviously, wh...
transcribing doodles?
For this week’s post, I was excited to dive into the “database” (scared to use that term without scare quotes, yawl) of letters and diaries wi...
genre and databases -Caroline 1/28
This week’s readings illuminated the problematic nature of generic categorization that is inherently involved with digitizing an archive of texts. Though the ki...
