Mapping Vice and Ethnicity
A very fine post by Susan Schulten at Mapping the Nation inspired me to cite it and comment briefly. Mapping vice in San Francisco pulls a selection of maps from the fabulous David Rumsey[…]
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Pondering Exhibit
Thanks to all the hearty souls who participated in the Introduction to SIMILE Exhibit today. Our first full day workshop was well attended and I appreciated the thoughtful interaction. Hopefully[…]
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Surveying a Disparate Field
Thank you to all attendees at the DH workshop this afternoon. I really appreciated the thoughtful questions and comments. I was very struck by the call for humanities programmes to[…]
Visualising Visualisation and Data Density
Thank you to all of today’s participants in the Introduction to Data Visualisation in the Humanities seminar. I very much appreciated your thoughts, attention and hope that you each found[…]
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Speaking of Books … and Visualisation
I came across this rather pithy article recently on Piotr Kowalczyk‘s eBook Friendly blogsite. 10 amazing book visualizations provides examples of the most compelling and thought-provoking visualisations of ‘the book’[…]
Speaking of Books … and Visualisation
I came across this rather pithy article recently on Piotr Kowalczyk‘s eBook Friendly blogsite. 10 amazing book visualizations provides examples of the most compelling and thought-provoking visualisations of ‘the book’[…]
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Rethinking the Book
Inkling is an intriguing startup that is busily engineering a new approach to ‘reading’. They have a three-pronged offering: Together, Inkling Habitat offers a fresh approach, asking basic questions about[…]
