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disciplinarity

There are 9 posts tagged disciplinarity (this is page 2 of 3).

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Breaking the Ph.D. model using pretty pictures

Earlier today, Heather Froehlich shared what’s at this point become a canonical illustration among Ph.D. students: “The Illustrated guide to a Ph.D.” The illustrator, Matt Might, describes the sum of human knowledge as a circle. As a child, you sit at the center of the circle, looking out in all directions. Eventually, he describes, you […]

in miscellanea | September 3, 2013 | 896 Words | 6 Comments

An experiment in communal editing: Finding the history & philosophy of science.

After my last post about co-citation analysis, the author of one of the papers I was responding to, K. Brad Wray, generously commented and suggested I write up and publish the results and send them off to Erkenntnis, which is the same journal he published his results. That sounded like a great idea, so I am. […]

in personal research | July 6, 2013 | 267 Words | Comment

Acceptances to Digital Humanities 2013 (part 1)

The 2013 Digital Humanities conference in Nebraska just released its program with a list of papers and participants. As some readers may recall, when the initial round of reviews went out for the conference, I tried my hand at analyzing submissions to DH2013. Now that the schedule has been released, the data available puts us […]

in personal research | April 25, 2013 | 1,405 Words | 4 Comments

Are we bad social scientists?

There has been a recent slew of fantastic posts about critical theory and discourse in the digital humanities. To sum up: hacking, yacking, we need more of it, we already have enough of it thank you very much, just deal with the French names already, openness, data, Hope! The unabridged version is available for free […]

in personal research | November 10, 2011 | 580 Words | 2 Comments

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