Introduction The Digital Humanities project that I chose to reverse engineer is the Walt Whitman Archive. I studied Whitman’s works in
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The Shape of History: Remaining Elizabeth Palmer Peabody’s Historical Visualization Work is a website design to help people understand the
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INTRODUCTION: The project I chose to explore was the Robots Reading Vogue project, conducted by the Digital Humanities department at
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Lindsay King and Peter Leonard of the Yale University Digital Humanities Department built a project called “Robots Reading Vogue.” The project
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Introduction I chose to reverse engineer the Chicana Diasporic: A Nomadic Journey of the Activist Exiled, which is an annotated
Continue readingWeek 1 Blog Post – Reverse Engineering “Robots Reading Vogue”
I chose the project “Robots Reading Vogue” because I was intrigued by the applications of computer technology and computational power
Continue readingReverse Engineering The Walt Whitman Archive
The Walt Whitman Archive is unique in how it attempts to to document such a large amount of the poet’s
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“The Shape of History” is a Digital Humanities project created by Lauren Klein from Georgia Tech Digital Humanities Lab. The
Continue readingJohn Ashbery’s Nest (Erin Caracristi)
For my blog post, I decided to write about the Yale Digital Humanities’ project, John Ashbery’s Nest, which is a
Continue readingReverse Engineering: Mappa Mundi
In this post I will be exploring the Mappa Mundi, a medieval treasure created in the time of Christian Europe.
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