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Anna Dowling's Blog: Blogs I Follow......
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Charting my forays into the world of Digital Humanities and my never ceasing love for English literature, simultaneously. Friday, 28 December 2012. For all things Modern/ Postmodern in nature. This is a beautiful blog full of little gems to discover everyday. Jane Librizzi brings life to these pieces through her intricate posts, littered with art and literature. The introduction to this blog describes the reason behind the chosen title for this web-page:. Look, see, wonder, accept, live. Mark's blog refl...
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Anna Dowling's Blog: 'What The Water Gave Me': Woolf and Water.
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Charting my forays into the world of Digital Humanities and my never ceasing love for English literature, simultaneously. Wednesday, 19 December 2012. What The Water Gave Me': Woolf and Water. DH challenges the traditional written identity i. N the same way that Woolf uses water to mock the traditional novel format. Obviously, this movement challenges a whole lot more than that, but in terms of my own area of interest this fits the bill nicely. Http:/ saltysbrainflash.blogspot.ie. The water can be analys...
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Anna Dowling's Blog: Deforming For Reforming
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Charting my forays into the world of Digital Humanities and my never ceasing love for English literature, simultaneously. Tuesday, 20 November 2012. It struck me while examining Picasso's interpretation of Las Meninas. The 1656 painting by Diego Velazquez, that at the root of what digital humanities represents to me is the deconstruction or disassembling of the image, the text, the sound, etc., in order to reform the core of humanities frameworks. The original Velazquez Las Meninas). It is my opinion tha...
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Anna Dowling's Blog: Revolutionary Media in 'The Hunger Games' Trilogy
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Charting my forays into the world of Digital Humanities and my never ceasing love for English literature, simultaneously. Tuesday, 29 January 2013. Revolutionary Media in 'The Hunger Games' Trilogy. It has become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity.". Although this posts' contents are a complete u-turn from my usual interests, I could not resist sharing my insights into the use of Digital Media in The Hunger Games. Trilogy by Suzanne Collins. Are categorised as Science Ficti...
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Anna Dowling's Blog: HTML?
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Charting my forays into the world of Digital Humanities and my never ceasing love for English literature, simultaneously. Wednesday, 24 October 2012. Just a few sites which I have found useful in my quest to learn html:. Http:/ www.w3schools.com/. This rivals W3Schools as one of the best online tutorial based computer science sites. Any of my I.T. friends that I asked for recommendations directed me to this site over W3, so if that's anything to go by then it must be good. Http:/ www.html.net/. Pagetutor...
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MA Texts and Contexts Week 13 | Len's View
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A snapshot of my literary encounters. February 11, 2012. MA Texts and Contexts Week 13. In the last decade some research has been done on the constitution of pigments found in Anglo-Saxon manuscripts. Before 1998 “nothing had been published on. Brown, Michelle P. Painted Labyrinth: the World of the Lindisfarne Gospels. London: British Library, 2003. Print. The Lindisfarne Gospels Society, Spirituality and the Scribe. Toronto: University of Toronto, 2003. Print. Web 10 Feb. 2012. You can follow any respon...
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Crosbie | Leahtopia
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Kiss me, Kate. Alan Crosbie has it right! I would assume that what I am told in a lecture is true and half of what my friend tells me is false. What I hear on the radio is based in fact and the emails I get are fact. But what about everything else? How much of the information which we get every day is fact and how much is fiction? Not to mention the sheer amount. Tabloid papers I am not too fond of, yet when I see some of the headlines that they decide to go with I cannot help smiling. When it comes to t...
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Diginarrate? Yes we did! | my2ndself
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Exploring our digital representations of self through social media. Thanks for dropping by my2ndself! Take a look around and grab the RSS feed. To stay updated. See you around! The Changing Role of the Book. Filed under: Class Website. Mdash; Leave a comment. March 30, 2012. Everyone has now contributed to our class blog which is up and running and can be found here. Textuality: Texts, Technotexts and Hypertexts. Everyone’s personal interests as well as viewpoints came across very strongly. Fill in your ...
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Class website – Diginarrate.net « moorememory
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Understanding Acts of Memory and Digital Archives through Digital Scholarship. The Need for Digitization. Cork Northside Folklore Project and the Cork Memory Map. The Bayeux Tapestry Digital Edition. IFI Irish Film Archive Preservation Fund. Aimee Morrison’s “Blogs and Blogging: Text and Practice”. Alan Liu’s “Imagining the New Media Encounter”. Bragdon, Burk, Charlong and Nugent’s “Practice and Preservation – Format Issues”. Kenneth Price’s “Electronic Scholarly Editions”. And tagged Diginarrate.net.
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Price | Leahtopia
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Kiss me, Kate. I really love the idea of Scholarly online libraries; I think the idea of a huge library being available at your fingertips is brilliant. That a whole library of information is only a click away! Price was writing about how the people that compile the libraries are, in a sense, in control of what we see. That some web libraries can be biased for instance if they had a specific feminist or anti-racist agenda then they would specifically choose articles that helped their case. Kiss me, Kate.
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