Spatial Humanities Blog Post (Claire Saunders)
The process of georeferencing this map was interesting because it challenged my ability to recognize
The process of georeferencing this map was interesting because it challenged my ability to recognize
The graph I made, in the screenshot attached, visualizes how, in New Zealand, from 2001-2010,
My graph displays the relative popularity of baby names between 2001- 2010 in New Zealand,
I somewhat support the notion that digital humanities scholars should learn to code, at least
I believe humanities students should learn coding because we are entering a world that becomes
The project I explored was titled The Rhythm of Food. It primarily focused on Google
I chose to look at “Six Degrees of Francis Bacon”, an online chart designed to
“We live in one of those rare moments of opportunity for the humanities, notunlike other
Though this work was varied in nature, there were common, salient features: a concern with