Introduction to Digital Humanities

I read “The Martians Claim Canada” by Margaret Atwood. Basically, the story is about three martians from outer space, Martian

The work of short fiction I selected is the story Given by Jesmyn Ward. It is about the killing of

The story that my network graphs are based on is titled “The Headless Woman” by Goncalo M. Tavares. Originally written

For this post, I chose to analyze Kaori Fujino’s You Okay for Time?. This fictional short story details the relationship

For some reason my chart was not showing up on the blog post, but here it is. I did my

I chose the Digital Harlem map because it not only was it visualised in a very clean and user-friendly manner,

I chose to look at the Mapping Decadence project that focused on using maps to show that the geographical proximity

The Locating London’s Past project allows you to search through multiple datasets and resources relating to early modern and eighteenth

Maps provide geographic context to the dynamics of cities throughout history. Although they may not be able to convey context

The digital mapping project that I am focusing on is the Digital Harlem mapping project which, according to the site, “presents information,