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A beautiful digital map I made of locations that connect with each other in the Medical History of British India papers. Sources kindly provided by @natlibscot
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Before and after of the "most improved" town in Scotland. White line on the old map represents the motorway that would later be built and is visible on the after photo!
@RanjiniSarkar01 Feminism should never be too far away from any field, especially not one as forward-facing as DH. See below a cute dog digging to uncover patriarchal biases in text mining.
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As a DHer who doesn’t understand algorithms, @benmschmidt’s essay contextualised the Syuzhet thing to make it understandable. I don’t know how it works, but I know what it does and why it’s ineffective. Also “syuzhet” is Russian for plot.
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I dunno man, the Google Books settlement's a kinda important thing in the history of copyright n stuff. Something something lawsuit, something something Google overlords always win 😔
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My thoughts on the involvement of academics in the movement for information transparency. Nothing more ironic than when govts say uni education is well-respected then don't listen to those with higher education
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Drucker makes the subject really engaging, and it’s scary to think about all the labour that goes into digitisation behind the scenes. Anyone who volunteers their time to digitise content for the internet, I salute them 🫡
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Admire the involvement of academics in the movement for information transparency (Debates 2012. Nothing more ironic that when govts say uni education is well respected, then refuse to listen to those with higher education 🤷♀️
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