Author Archives: Lauren Klein

Course Archive

A note to former students and future visitors: this site documents “Digital Humanities,” a course conducted in the School of Literature, Communication and Culture at Georgia Tech in Spring 2012. The content will remain up as a resource for students, and other inquiring minds. Please contact me, Lauren Klein, at lauren.klein@lmc.gatech.edu, if you have any questions about the material that appears on the site.

Manuscript Links for Thursday

 

Our Class at Day of DH

If you’re not included on this list, post the URL of your “Day of DH” blog in the comments, and I’ll add it to the RSS feed.

You can also now see the RSS feed on the (very) bottom right of this page.

Visualization OTD

Five Years of Every NBA Shot Attempt, Visualized:

Is this fast-thinking viz or slow?

Coding and Digital Humanities Scholarship

Four posts on coding and DH. Hoping that we’ll have time next week to extend our conversation of “codes” in Sherlock to the process– and meaning– of coding.

DH in the News: More Gender, and Image Analysis Too

In “Things We Share,” Miriam Posner responds to the post about DH and gender that I linked to the other day.

On another note, Lev Manovich has posted about QTIP software, an image-processing application that can be hooked into his ImagePlot tool, a tool for visualizing large sets of digital images.

Below, using QTIP with ImagePlot to compare 580 van Gogh paintings (left) vs. 580 Gauguin paintings (right):

What do you see?

Tagxedo

Tagxedo is a new word cloud tool with a bunch of customization options:

Here’s the Tagxedo gallery. And here’s 101 things to do with Tagxedo.

Visualizations of Temporal Processes

Lev Manovich put together this list of innovative visualizations of temporal processes (with a couple of tools thrown into the mix).

Three Ways to Visualize Infinite Jest

Here’s a blog post that considers three ways to visualize Infinite Jest, the very long (but amazing) David Foster Wallace novel. Below, a character flowchart:

 

Sherlock Holmes Stories in Voyant

Click here to access A Study in Scarlet in Voyant.

And click here to access the entire Sherlock Holmes corpus.