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# GIS + #DH = #ACK

GIS. DH. # GIS + #DH = #ACK. What are (the) Digital Humanities?. http:// www.sexandquantumphysics.com /2011/07/paradigms-shift/. What are Digital Humanities?. Characteristics. http:// thatcamp.org /. THATCamp. Spatial Turn. Connections.

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# GIS + #DH = #ACK

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  1. Spring NEARC 05/14/2013 • GIS • DH #GIS + #DH = #ACK

  2. Spring NEARC 05/14/2013 What are (the) Digital Humanities? http://www.sexandquantumphysics.com/2011/07/paradigms-shift/

  3. Spring NEARC 05/14/2013 What are Digital Humanities?

  4. Spring NEARC 05/14/2013 Characteristics http://thatcamp.org/

  5. Spring NEARC 05/14/2013 THATCamp

  6. Spring NEARC 05/14/2013 Spatial Turn

  7. Spring NEARC 05/14/2013 Connections http://www.stanford.edu/group/spatialhistory/cgi-bin/site/index.php

  8. Spring NEARC 05/14/2013 Fighting Words • Similarly, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) offer dramatic new means to analyze spatiality, even if these are often drenched in empiricist and positivist epistemologies [emphasis added]. GIS, therefore, is not simply reflective of the new importance of space, but also constitutive of it. (Warf and Arias, eds. 2008)

  9. Spring NEARC 05/14/2013 Fighting Words • As Richard White explains, “GIS often ends up emphasizing not the constructed-ness of space but rather its given-ness, which is fine if you are setting out to bomb something or go out to eat.” The technology shows its limitations, however, when the purpose is to understand “a wider spectrum of human constructions of space over time.” (http://toolingup.stanford.edu/?page_id=1167, accessed 05/12/2013)

  10. Spring NEARC 05/14/2013 Parallels • Space • Visualization • Scale • Stories

  11. Spring NEARC 05/14/2013 Space http://freestock.ca/

  12. Spring NEARC 05/14/2013 Visualization http://www.flickr.com/photos/luc/

  13. Spring NEARC 05/14/2013 Scale

  14. Spring NEARC 05/14/2013 Stories

  15. Spring NEARC 05/14/2013 Neatline

  16. Spring NEARC 05/14/2013 HyperCities

  17. Spring NEARC 05/14/2013 Cityscapes https://www.amherst.edu/offices/it/projects/atsprojects/cityscapes

  18. Spring NEARC 05/14/2013 Gephi

  19. Spring NEARC 05/14/2013 What are Digital Humanities?

  20. Spring NEARC 05/14/2013 References • Bodenhamer, David J., John Corrigan, and Trevor M. Harris. The Spatial Humanities: GIS and the Future of Humanities Scholarship. Bloomington: Indiana UP, 2010. • "Day of DH 2013." Day of DH 2013. Web. 12 May 2013. • "Tooling Up for Digital Humanities." Tooling Up for Digital Humanities. Web. 12 May 2013. • Warf, Barney, and Santa Arias. The Spatial Turn: Interdisciplinary Perspectives. London: Routledge, 2009.

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