Learning how to do digital mapping this week with some data from the Medical History of British India. Check out my map here https://t.co/o1C0eTxVjJ #DHEdinb
So interesting to find that the name Salinas (of Salinas, CA) comes from the indigenous tribe the Salinan. Wonder why I didn't learn about that when we studied California history! #DHEdinb
Growing up near the Silicon Valley, I deeply resonated with @tressiemcphd's article on the dangers of not questioning big data. Let's hope we can continue to change this! https://t.co/KlbgwSorFM #DHEdinb
My abstract on @mandellc's informative article on gender and cultural analytics. How does this data factor into digital humanities scholarship? #DHedinb https://t.co/doe2GA3ClB
@RanjiniSarkar01 Such an interesting way of combining sciences and the humanities through the internet. I love the idea behind calling this era of scholarship Humanities 2.0 #DHEdinb https://t.co/2L7NGBFsEU
"Writing like a woman" has always felt like such a gendered and arbitrary criticism to me. What does that even mean? @mandellc unpacks it brilliantly in this article on gender analytics and stereotypes #DHEdinb
https://t.co/sPXY4xSbVp