Macrosolutions are shared global services that provide institutions with resources and solutions that have the opportunity to take advantage of networked enterprise-class scale. These types [...]
This talk offers lessons learned from managing individual, multi-institutional, and international research agendas in the digital humanities. From topics as varied as “Collaboration: Why we [...]
As the digital humanities community expands beyond its computing roots, and as humanistic inquiry and interpretation (as opposed to methodological novelty) feature more prominently in [...]
During the Civil War, newspaper editors in the Union and Confederacy were called upon to help motivate their male readers to die and to kill [...]
What do you do with a book? Until recently, this has not been a difficult question, but the creation of massive databases of digitized documents [...]
To tackle increasingly large digitized archives of text, the digital humanities community has responded with an avid interest in text mining and visualization. Everywhere one [...]
Who is watching? Why should we worry? These questions, among others, are asked by SIVA VAIDHYANATHAN, Professor of Media Studies at the University of Virginia, [...]
In his 2005 book, Franco Moretti aims to open “a new front of discussion” by calling for a “distant reading” of texts in the pursuit [...]
Using music and imagery, James Smith considers what it means to compute the humanities. From recognizing faces to understanding music to reading text, the pace [...]
Many popular natural language processing techniques and tools rely on annotated training corpora to learn models that can be used to process new data from [...]