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Bethany Nowviskie

Bethany Nowviskie

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what do girls dig?

Posted on 7 April 201119 November 2014 by Bethany Nowviskie

Has data-mining in the humanities emerged as a gentleman’s sport? Two and a half conversations about gender, language, and the “Digging into Data Challenge.”

(Make sure to click “load more” at the bottom of the Storify narrative to find my real commentary.)

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travel/talks

  • March 2020-present: global pandemic and a revolutionary air (speaking/travel hiatus)
  • February 21, 2020: featured talk, AAAD 2019: “Black Temporalities: Past, Present, and Future”
  • July 2019 – January 2020: speaking/travel hiatus while starting my new position at James Madison University
  • June 27, 2019: Tensions of Europe 2019 keynote on machine learning & historical understanding, Luxembourg
  • June 19, 2019: RMBS 2019 opening plenary on climate change & libraries/archives, Baltimore
  • June 2-7, 2019: teaching Rare Book School in Philadelphia: “Community Archives and Digital Cultural Memory”

themes

archives

recent posts

  • foreword (to the past)
  • a pledge: self-examination and concrete action in the JMU Libraries
  • change us, too
  • from the grass roots
  • how the light gets in
  • reconstitute the world
  • 5 spectra for speculative knowledge design
  • we raise our voices
  • iv. coda: speculative computing (2004)
  • inauguration day
  • open invitations
  • speculative collections
  • alternate futures/usable pasts
  • everywhere, every when

oldies but goodies

  • digital humanities in the anthropocene
  • asking for it
  • toward a new deal
  • resistance in the materials
  • too small to fail
  • reality bytes
  • lazy consensus
  • a skunk in the library
  • why, oh why, CC-BY?
  • what do girls dig?

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