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  How did East Sussex Really Appear in 1066? The Cartographic Evidence

  Christopher Hewitt

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  03 Oct 2018

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  4D Modelling of Built Heritage: A System Offering an Alternative to Using BIM

  Nathalie Charbonneau,  Nicolas Spiric,  Vanessa Blais,  Léon Robichaud,  Joanne Burgess

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  26 Sep 2018

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  How to Discover Textual Groups

  
  

  Timothy Finney

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  10 May 2018

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  Measuring Joycean Influences on Flann O’Brien

  
  

  James O'Sullivan,  Katarzyna Bazarnik,  Maciej Eder,  Jan Rybicki

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  27 Mar 2018

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  On the Value of Narratives in a Reflexive Digital Humanities

  Lai-Tze Fan

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  27 Mar 2018

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  What Loanwords Tell Us about Spanish (and Spain)

  
  

  Adriana Soto-Corominas,  Javier De la Rosa,  Juan Luis Suárez

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  27 Feb 2018

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  Introduction: Digital Humanities as Dissonant

  
  

  James O'Sullivan

  Special Collection: The Digital Humanities Summer Institute

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  23 Jan 2018

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  Community Engagement and Quality Knowledge with Stackoverflow’s Reputation System: Applications to Bullipedia

  Antonio Jimenez-Mavillard,  Juan-Luis Suárez

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  23 Jan 2018

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  Is Falstaff Falstaff? Is Prince Hal Henry V?: Topic Modeling Shakespeare’s Plays

  Laura Estill,  Luis Meneses

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  23 Jan 2018

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  Radio Nouspace: Sound, Radio, Digital Humanities

  
  

  John F. Barber

  Special Collection: The Digital Humanities Summer Institute

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  13 Oct 2017

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  Founders Online: Early Access: Reflections on Open Access, Crowd Sourcing, and Metadata Standards

  William B. Kurtz

  Special Collection: The Digital Humanities Summer Institute

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  13 Oct 2017

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  Enter the Digital: Emergent Materiality and the Digitization of Literary Texts: The Novel as a Case Study

  Mohammad Ibrahim Aljayyousi

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  13 Oct 2017

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  Toward Sustainable Growth: Lessons Learned Through the Victorian Women Writers Project

  Mary Elizabeth Borgo

  Special Collection: The Digital Humanities Summer Institute

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  13 Oct 2017

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  Digital Humanities and the Geopolitics of Knowledge

  
  

  Domenico Fiormonte

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  13 Oct 2017

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  What’s Under the Big Tent?: A Study of ADHO Conference Abstracts

  Scott B. Weingart,  Nickoal Eichmann-Kalwara

  Special Collection: The Digital Humanities Summer Institute

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  13 Oct 2017

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  The business of culture, a single subject community: lessons from The Culturist

  Nandita Dutta,  Bennett McArthur,  Antonio Jimenez-Mavillard,  Juan Luis Suarez

  21 Feb 2017

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  Connecting the dots: Integrating modular networks and narrativity in digital scholarship

  Amy Robinson,  Jon Saklofske,  The INKE Research Team

  21 Feb 2017

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  Arts et littératures hypermédiatiques : éléments pour une valorisation de la culture de l’écran

  Bertrand Gervais

  21 Feb 2017

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  Introduction Beyond Accessibility: Textual studies in the twenty-first century

  Brent Nelson,  Richard Cunningham

  20 Feb 2017

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  STAK – Serendipitous tool for augmenting knowledge: A conceptual tool for bridging digital and physical resources

  Kim Martin,  Brian Greenspan,  Anabel Quan-Haase

  10 Feb 2017

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  Beyond accessibility: Using Shared Canvas in digital facsimile editions

  James Smith,  Raffaele Viglianti

  05 Feb 2017

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  Towards an ethics of alternate reality games

  
  

  Hugh Davies

  05 Feb 2017
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  Feeding our reading machines: From the typographic page to the docuverse

  Adriaan Weel

  29 Jan 2017

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  Scholarly editions in print and on the screen: A theoretical comparison

  Daniel Sondheim,  Geoffrey Rockwell,  Stan Ruecker,  Mihaela Ilovan,  Luciano Frizzera,  Jennifer Windsor

  25 Sep 2016

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  The surprising ascendance of Digital Humanities: And some suggestions for an uncertain future

  Chad Gaffield

  06 Sep 2016

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