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...
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Fragmentation
In Tara McPherson’s article, she discusses the concept of fragmentation, the separation between digital humanities technology, and the ongoing political, social...
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...
Robots Reading Vogue
Yale’s “Robots Reading Vogue” highlights some experiments done with the Vogue Archive, which is fully digitized and marked up as both text an...
Digital Pragmatism
My focus this week turns to a brief comparison between two digital resources on the 19th century American philosopher, William James. One of the popularizers of...
Expanding Projects and Examining Archives
For my post, honestly, I had no idea what project to pick so I picked two. In my exploration of digital humanities tools and projects, I wanted to find projects...
Stanford’s Spatial History Project
I’ve been looking at Stanford’s Spatial History Project. They have many teams working on various projects that fall under the “spatial history” umbr...
MSU’s MATRIX
Michigan State University has a very cool “center for digital humanities and social sciences” called Matrix. Matrix is quite interesting because it ...
The Nicest Kids in Town
The Nicest Kids in Town, also powered by Scalar, traces the realities behind Dick Clark’s claims that American Bandstand was integrated in 1957 through ex...
ACLS Workbench
The ACLS Workbench is a platform powered by Scalar for the creation and publication of born-digital collaborative projects (“books”) in critical cod...
