Blog: Modelling Revolutionary discourse - our @NEHgov funded Intertextual Bridges project prototype build of the @NewberryLibrary French Revolution Collection (FRC). Topic model browsing and ranked-relevancy searching, in a set of interrelated functions https://t.co/Lg38bDGmpe
How much did the French Encyclopédie of Diderot & d’Alembert owe to the British Cyclopædia? @glennhroe and Mark Olsen write in our blog on the use of machine translation as ‘intertextual bridge’ between such multilingual corpora: https://t.co/qOeeJbtCKi @artfl_project
New blog post: multilingual text alignment using machine translation of #18C#Encyclopédie and the #Cyclopaedia - what's not to love: https://t.co/3cEobLnvt6 #lumieres#DH
Congrats to Rowan Dorin (@StanfordHistory), @thawsitt and many other researchers (esp. @cesta_stanford) who made Corpus Synodalium, a resource for searching/mapping extant local ecclesiastical legislation in Latin Christendom (13-14th c.) https://t.co/yz2HGGD4uk cc @artfl_project
Official release of the Intertextual Hub
Aim: to provide a means of moving from distant to close reading
Comments, suggestions, & feedback welcome
Access the Hub: https://t.co/9hrRhtxWLA
More info on the project: https://t.co/NQ3jcX0FtE
Overview video: https://t.co/i5dP7KwgbW
New blog post: Revolutionary pamphlets from the @NewberryLibrary, topic models, intertextuality and 'le Club de la propagande' https://t.co/zb9zyGfT4T #DigitizingEnlightenment
Love the @artfl_project Encyclopédie- that's all entries of the #Encyclopédie ou dictionnaire raisonné des sciences, des arts et des métiers, etc. by Diderot and d'Alembert easily accessible in scan & fulltext. Txs @glennhroe et al.
New ARTFL Research Blog: Topic Models in the Intertextual Hub - an overview of the many ways which we attempt to use topic models as a way to search and navigate the various digital #18C collections assembled for our
@NEH_ODH grant. https://t.co/RmuqVh82RA
How digital tools enable both distant and close readings: Voltaire's correspondence as test case in a new study by our director Nicholas Cronk & @glennhroe. Free to download over the next 14 days for subscribers @CambridgeCore! https://t.co/k0UwIsm8oS; https://t.co/dvptJSrX0z
Intellectual #twitterstorians - are you wondering about what digital methods have to do with your work? --> Check out this workshop @DHiNorden tomorrow org. by Mark Hill and Benjamin Martin. Begins 13:30 EET
Register: https://t.co/2E68RV2fMm
#USIH@hssonline@artfl_project
‘No figure from the 18th-century “age of revolution” had as extraordinary a life as Toussaint Louverture’: @DavidAvromBell reviews the fascinating new biography by Sudhir Hazareesingh @Politics_Oxford
We have a blog post about our twitterstorm last week, thanks to @OxUniEnl! Read all about it on our bog:
'The #digitizingenlightenment ‘twitterstorm’ of 3 August 2020' https://t.co/jXjk0OJgjS via @wordpressdotcom
In partnership with the Centre Jean Pépin UMR 8230 @CNRS and with the support of the @ENS_ULM, we continue to add to the Encyclopédie Méthodique database. In all, we now have some 34 volumes of text and plates available: https://t.co/9xiuJWAysb #DigitizingEnlightenment
New resource available: La Loi de la Révolution Française 1789-1799 - both the 'Baudouin' and now 'Louvre' collections of revolutionary laws digitized and now available under PhiloLogic https://t.co/EQ4vCrKyuv #DigitizingEnlightenment