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Monthly Archives: September 2004
HST287: AHC-UK/RHS 2004 Conference Main Page
‘Recasting the Past: Digital Histories’ The aim of the conference is to explore how the ever increasing number and variety of digital and electronic sources have changed the way in which history, and historical sources, are created, selected, researched, taught, … Continue reading
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Review: Lanham, Electronic Word
A Review of Richard Lanham’s The Electronic Word
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Chronicle. Open Source Initiatives
From Steve: The September 24th issue of the Chronicle of Higher Education is running it’s Information Technology column as a special pull out section focusing on Open Source issues in the university IT enviornment. They include a catalog of 18 … Continue reading
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Article: Flogged by blogs, Rather
Flogged by the blogs By Tony Blankley Sunday, September 19, 2004 http://pittsburghlive.com/x/tribune-review/opinion/columnists/guests/ s_252066.html Once said British philosopher Alfred North Whitehead: “The major advances in civilization are processes which all but wreck the societies in which they occur.” That observation came … Continue reading
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HST287: paper ideas, musings
Some current trends that may intersect in interesting ways in how we “do” history: – “information explosion” – a perception (and an increasing reality?) that the amount of collected data is too overwhelming to process by traditional means – instant … Continue reading
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Sokal, Social Text
Alan Sokal Articles on the “Social Text” Affair
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Review: O’Donnell on Lanham
Review of Richard Lanham’s The Electronic Word by James O’Donnell
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eWalks step counter utility
Our utility for tracking steps for the 2004 Step by Step wellness program http://www.uvm.edu/~dsv/surveys/stepbystep/stepbystep.htm
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Virtual Humanities Lab at Brown
From an annoncement on HUMANIST: The Virtual Humanities Lab at Brown University plans to develop existing and new digital resources into an experimental model for collaborative scholarship and pedagogy. They are encoding Boccaccio’s Esposizioni sulla Commedia di Dante and portions … Continue reading
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