Digital Humanities Workshops
“Next Steps in Text Mining” with John Laudun: I attended John Laudun’s workshop on text mining on March 6. For the workshop, he lead our group...
Author: Jeremy Cornelius
Visualizing Queer Embodiment and Reassessing the Temporality and Accessibility of Art
For this assignment, I had a hard time trying to find something that both incorporated a compelling interface with different forms of accessibility and had a mo...
DH, Identity, and Intersectional Theory and Praxis
I’ve been thinking a lot about how theory and DH speak to each other, particularly as this course is the theory seminar this semester. We’ve read a ...
Disability, Pedagogy, and Reassessing Familiar Technology
In thinking more about accessibility, pedagogy, and technology, I’ve been thinking explicitly about dis/ability and privilege and their relation to differ...
Trends in 19th-Century Corporeality
Using Voyant, I selected Edgar Allen Poe’s five-volume collected works from Project Gutenberg and noted the word frequency throughout to think about temporality...
The Multimodal Occult — Shannon and Jeremy
Shannon and I created our Omeka archive collaboratively. We framed it around the occult, which we will talk more about today in class! Here is the link: Multimo...
Modernism and Whiteness on Maker Lab
Looking through the DH Resources for Project Building, I found a project through the Maker Lab at University of Victoria, where Jana Usiskin along with the Mode...
Comics Cross with Digital Humanities
I started this week’s assignment with the hope of somehow starting a dialogue about the potential crossovers between Digital Humanities and comics, howeve...
Reassessing Representation in the Post-Archival Moment
Representation stood out as a thread throughout the readings for me, and particularly how scholars can reassess representation during the turn to digital archiv...
