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Assistant Professor of English and Digital Humanities
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I'm currently experimenting with Neatline, an exciting new tool for humanities visualization and display, and am in the process of building a correspondence visualization platform for modernist letters. I would love to talk to folks interested in the historical visualization of texts, as well as those interested in social editing and review of database context. I am currently working on a collaborative paper on digital editorial theory and literary correspondence, to which I would also invite interested co-authors.
Documenting Teresa Carreño
Posted by Anna Kijas on March 18, 2015
Documenting Teresa Carreño is an open-access project, which will bring together select primary source materials, such as advertisements, announcements, and reviews from newspapers, with descriptions or annotations in order to document Carreño's career from 1862 - 1917. Access to criticism and reception of her performances, as well as other primary source documents, will be provided in original format when available or through transcription.
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Mapping Modernism / Modernist Letters Project
Posted by Gabriel Hankins on January 2, 2012
This project, currently under development, is developing social and spatial maps of modernist correspondence, with a specific initial focus on the Bloomsbury Group and global modernism. Supported by the Scholars' Lab R&D Group at the University of Virginia, as well as collaborators in Library Science and twentieth-century literary studies, the project employs Omeka's collaborative data collection features alongside the exciting new visualization tool Neatline, due to be released soon.
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