[Related: A notebook of blog entries on authors and artists by Kenton Rambsy]
2023
2022
• December 20: Developing the Literary Data Gallery
• December 14: Introducing the Literary Data Gallery
• March 2: Visualizing Data with the FLOAT Method
2021
• December 9: The Data Notebook – An Introductory DH Training Guide
• December 7: Data, Humanities, & Society Archived Symposium
• November 30: A List of Edward P. Jones’s Visualization
• November 22: Edward P. Jones & DC’s Four Quadrants
• November 20: Visualizing Protagonist Gender in Edward P. Jones’s Stories
• November 17: Reading Edward P. Jones with Maps
• November 15: Data Storytelling: A Crucial Gateway to DH Scholarship
2020
• October 6: ProQuest and Top Five African American Novels*
• September 30: ProQuest and Toni Morrison’s Beloved*
• September 28: Beginning with a dataset of 300 African American texts*
2019
• January 16: Visualizing Time and Labor in “the Big 7” Project
• January 9: The Black Short Story Dataset—A List of 101 Anthologies
• January 9: Categorizing Anthology Types in “The Black Short Story Dataset”
• January 4: Visualizing the Big 7 – Data Driven Humanities
• January 4: Discovering the Big 7: Black short story writers and publishing history
• January 4: A Dataset on Black Short Stories
2018
• June 26: Howard University MMUF Summer Institute & Digital Humanities
• June 26: 2018 MMUF Recent PhD Panel
• June 26: The Schomburg-Mellon Summer Humanities Institute 9 Years Later
• June 26: 10 Years as a Mellon Fellow
• April 30: The Black Anthology Project (iLASR Seed Grant)
• April 13: Lost Southern Voices: Mapping Edward P. Jones’s D.C.
• April 9: Black women scholars, digital humanities, and the College Language Association convention, 2018*
• April 3: When an Af-Am Lit. Scholar & Computer Scientist Collaborate: #TheJayZMixtape
2017
• December 28: Reading Baldwin Using Google Trends
• December 28: James Baldwin & LitCharts
• December 28: Baldwin’s Paris: a site by Tyechia Lynn Thompson
• December 19: Data Mining James Baldwin's Short Fiction
• December 12: James Baldwin and Google Scholar Citation Rates
• November 27: Reading James Baldwin in the Digital Age
• September 20: 7 Questions Related to Cultural Geo-Tagging
• September 13: Making a Case for “Small Data” Humanities Projects
• September 6: Lost in the City: A graduate-level literature course on Edward P. Jones
• September 6: Cultural Geo-Tagging—a digital approach
• May 31: The value NEH and Mellon support for DH scholarship, activities*
• May 30: Urbanization and African American fiction (Notes on Matthew Wilkens presentation)*
• May 30: Condensed version of the Jay Z Dataset presentation*
• May 29: Visualizing the Length of Jay Z's music*
• May 29: Ted Underwood on Bestsellers*
• May 29: Dispatches from Cultural Analytics symposium*
• May 28: The Jay Z Dataset--presentation at the University of Notre Dame*
2016
• December 5: A Checklist of Digital Humanities projects*
• November 28: African American literature: a timeline*
• November 27: Black Short Stories: A timeline
• November 22: Mining Malcolm's "Message": A Notebook*
• November 22: “Message to the Grassroots” by the numbers*
• November 14: Toni Morrison by the numbers*
• November 9: Jay Z By the Numbers*
• November 7: Malcolm’s Lessons on the Histories of Revolutions*
• November 3: Yes, Malcolm is talking directly to You*
• October 26: The Humor of Malcolm X*
• October 21: Meeting Edward P. Jones at Old Ebbitt Grill
• October 21: Place in the Writings of Edward P. Jones
• October 17: William J. Harris, Bob Dylan, Jay Z & Secondary Literature*
• September 8: Three Principles for Digital Literary Studies
• September 8: Greatest Beefs (Fall 2015)
• September 8: From Slavery to Hip Hop (Fall 2015)
• July 6: A Notebook on the CLA Journal*
• July 5: Reflections on Seshat: A DH Initiative at Howard University
• July 5: Reflections on the “Space & Place in Africana/Black Studies” Institute
• July 3: Toward a History of the Black Book Interactive Project
• July 3: On the origins of the HBW Blog
• June 20: "Seshat: A Digital Humanities Initiative" at Howard University*
• June 20: Jay Z, Metadata, and African American literary studies
• June 19: African American literary studies and three research methods using digital tools
• June 19: Slave narratives and word count*
• June 19: Chronological List of 33 Slave Narratives*
• June 19: The word counts of 33 Slave narratives*
• June 8: How short and long are African American short stories?
• June 8: Geo-coding black short stories & Jay Z -- Spring 2016 courses at UTA
• June 8: Zora Neale Hurston, Richard Wright, and Text-Mining Experiments
• June 8: Zora Neale Hurston & Richard Wright Similarities (In Graphs)
• June 8: Zora Neale Hurston & Richard Wright Differences (In Graphs)
• June 8: #NEHBlackSpace – Space & Place in Africana/Black Studies
• June 6: Some Free Digital Software Programs and tools
• June 6: Notebook on Voyant Tools
• June 5: Voyant Tools General Features
• June 5: Voyant Tools Ratios and Language Density
• June 5: Stop Words and AAVE
• June 5: Voyant Tools: Data Visualizations
• April 25: Geo-Coding Black Short Stories
• April 18: Jay Z, African American literary studies & digital humanities
• April 10: Jay Z's Magna Carta Holy Grail (sampling sources)
• April 9: Jay Z's The Blueprint 3 (sampling sources)
• April 7: Jay Z's American Gangster (sampling sources)
• April 6: Jay Z's Kingdom Come (sampling sources)
• April 5: Jay Z's The Black Album (sampling sources)
• April 3: Jay Z's Blueprint 2 (sampling sources)
• April 2: Jay Z's The Blueprint (sampling sources)
• April 1: Jay Z's The Dynasty: Roc La Familia (sampling sources)
• March 31: Jay Z's Vol. 3…The Life and Times of S. Carter (sampling sources)
• March 30: Jay Z's Vol. 2...Hard Knock Life (sampling sources)
• March 29: Jay Z's In My Lifetime, Vol. 1 (sampling sources)
• March 28: Jay Z's Reasonable Doubt (sampling sources)
• March 28: Sampling & Signifying: The Music of Jay Z*
• February 23: Covering Jay Z in Af-Am lit at SIUE & UTA, Pt. 3*
• February 22: The African American Language and Culture Lab*
• February 22: Voyant Tools Brief Overview
• February 22: More on Frederick Douglass's use of "Man" in the Narrative*
• February 10: “Man,” “Covey,” and top 10 words in Douglass Narratives*
• February 15: "Like" on Reasonable Doubt*
• February 15: Jay Z, Reasonable Doubt, and Similes*
• February 12: Covering Jay Z in Af-Am lit at SIUE & UTA, Pt. 2*
2015
• November 16: Covering Jay Z in African American literature courses at SIUE & UTA*
• November 6: Quantifying Frederick Douglass’s Notorious Mr. Covey*
• November 1: Word count and Frederick Douglass's Narrative*
• September 23: The Re-emergence of Douglass during the 1960s*
2014
• March 18: Toni Cade Bambara and Black Girl Characters
• March 10: It’s always “Sonny’s Blues”
• March 5: A list of short stories by and about black men
• February 24: The 'Almos' or 'Almost' of Richard Wright's short story
• February 18: Richard Wright’s Native Son influenced short stories in anthologies
• February 10: Zora Neale Hurston’s Most Frequently Anthologized Stories
• February 6: Charles Chesnutt’s “The Wife of His Youth”: An Anthology Favorite
• February 4: Anthologies that Contain Short Stories by Black Writers
• January 17: African American Literature and Digital Humanities
• January 17: Edward P. Jones and Literary Geo-Tagging
• January 17: Text-Mining, Geography, and Canonical African American Short Stories
• January 13: Pinpointing recurring themes in coverage of Amiri Baraka's passing
• January 8: Demographics of protagonists in select short stories by black writers
• January 8: Publication history of select short stories by black writers
• January 8: Setting and time period of select short stories by black writers
• January 8: Word counts of select short stories by black writers
2013
• May 21: New Age Folk Tales: A$AP Rocky, Addidas, and the NBA
• April 16: Jay-Z & Zora Neale Hurston on swag: Rap Genius notes
• April 3: Follow-up on the 7 Ways Rap Genius encourages participants
• April 2: 7 Ways that RapGenius Assists Digital African American Literary Scholarship
2012
• December 20: Rap Genius and access to black poetry
Related:
• A notebook on short stories by black writers
• A notebook on digital humanities
• Assorted Notebooks
• January 16: Visualizing Time and Labor in “the Big 7” Project
• January 9: The Black Short Story Dataset—A List of 101 Anthologies
• January 9: Categorizing Anthology Types in “The Black Short Story Dataset”
• January 4: Visualizing the Big 7 – Data Driven Humanities
• January 4: Discovering the Big 7: Black short story writers and publishing history
• January 4: A Dataset on Black Short Stories
2018
• June 26: Howard University MMUF Summer Institute & Digital Humanities
• June 26: 2018 MMUF Recent PhD Panel
• June 26: The Schomburg-Mellon Summer Humanities Institute 9 Years Later
• June 26: 10 Years as a Mellon Fellow
• April 30: The Black Anthology Project (iLASR Seed Grant)
• April 13: Lost Southern Voices: Mapping Edward P. Jones’s D.C.
• April 9: Black women scholars, digital humanities, and the College Language Association convention, 2018*
• April 3: When an Af-Am Lit. Scholar & Computer Scientist Collaborate: #TheJayZMixtape
2017
• December 28: Reading Baldwin Using Google Trends
• December 28: James Baldwin & LitCharts
• December 28: Baldwin’s Paris: a site by Tyechia Lynn Thompson
• December 19: Data Mining James Baldwin's Short Fiction
• December 12: James Baldwin and Google Scholar Citation Rates
• November 27: Reading James Baldwin in the Digital Age
• September 20: 7 Questions Related to Cultural Geo-Tagging
• September 13: Making a Case for “Small Data” Humanities Projects
• September 6: Lost in the City: A graduate-level literature course on Edward P. Jones
• September 6: Cultural Geo-Tagging—a digital approach
• May 31: The value NEH and Mellon support for DH scholarship, activities*
• May 30: Urbanization and African American fiction (Notes on Matthew Wilkens presentation)*
• May 30: Condensed version of the Jay Z Dataset presentation*
• May 29: Visualizing the Length of Jay Z's music*
• May 29: Ted Underwood on Bestsellers*
• May 29: Dispatches from Cultural Analytics symposium*
• May 28: The Jay Z Dataset--presentation at the University of Notre Dame*
2016
• December 5: A Checklist of Digital Humanities projects*
• November 28: African American literature: a timeline*
• November 27: Black Short Stories: A timeline
• November 22: Mining Malcolm's "Message": A Notebook*
• November 22: “Message to the Grassroots” by the numbers*
• November 14: Toni Morrison by the numbers*
• November 9: Jay Z By the Numbers*
• November 7: Malcolm’s Lessons on the Histories of Revolutions*
• November 3: Yes, Malcolm is talking directly to You*
• October 26: The Humor of Malcolm X*
• October 21: Meeting Edward P. Jones at Old Ebbitt Grill
• October 21: Place in the Writings of Edward P. Jones
• October 17: William J. Harris, Bob Dylan, Jay Z & Secondary Literature*
• September 8: Three Principles for Digital Literary Studies
• September 8: Greatest Beefs (Fall 2015)
• September 8: From Slavery to Hip Hop (Fall 2015)
• July 6: A Notebook on the CLA Journal*
• July 5: Reflections on Seshat: A DH Initiative at Howard University
• July 5: Reflections on the “Space & Place in Africana/Black Studies” Institute
• July 3: Toward a History of the Black Book Interactive Project
• July 3: On the origins of the HBW Blog
• June 20: "Seshat: A Digital Humanities Initiative" at Howard University*
• June 20: Jay Z, Metadata, and African American literary studies
• June 19: African American literary studies and three research methods using digital tools
• June 19: Slave narratives and word count*
• June 19: Chronological List of 33 Slave Narratives*
• June 19: The word counts of 33 Slave narratives*
• June 8: How short and long are African American short stories?
• June 8: Geo-coding black short stories & Jay Z -- Spring 2016 courses at UTA
• June 8: Zora Neale Hurston, Richard Wright, and Text-Mining Experiments
• June 8: Zora Neale Hurston & Richard Wright Similarities (In Graphs)
• June 8: Zora Neale Hurston & Richard Wright Differences (In Graphs)
• June 8: #NEHBlackSpace – Space & Place in Africana/Black Studies
• June 6: Some Free Digital Software Programs and tools
• June 6: Notebook on Voyant Tools
• June 5: Voyant Tools General Features
• June 5: Voyant Tools Ratios and Language Density
• June 5: Stop Words and AAVE
• June 5: Voyant Tools: Data Visualizations
• April 25: Geo-Coding Black Short Stories
• April 18: Jay Z, African American literary studies & digital humanities
• April 10: Jay Z's Magna Carta Holy Grail (sampling sources)
• April 9: Jay Z's The Blueprint 3 (sampling sources)
• April 7: Jay Z's American Gangster (sampling sources)
• April 6: Jay Z's Kingdom Come (sampling sources)
• April 5: Jay Z's The Black Album (sampling sources)
• April 3: Jay Z's Blueprint 2 (sampling sources)
• April 2: Jay Z's The Blueprint (sampling sources)
• April 1: Jay Z's The Dynasty: Roc La Familia (sampling sources)
• March 31: Jay Z's Vol. 3…The Life and Times of S. Carter (sampling sources)
• March 30: Jay Z's Vol. 2...Hard Knock Life (sampling sources)
• March 29: Jay Z's In My Lifetime, Vol. 1 (sampling sources)
• March 28: Jay Z's Reasonable Doubt (sampling sources)
• March 28: Sampling & Signifying: The Music of Jay Z*
• February 23: Covering Jay Z in Af-Am lit at SIUE & UTA, Pt. 3*
• February 22: The African American Language and Culture Lab*
• February 22: Voyant Tools Brief Overview
• February 22: More on Frederick Douglass's use of "Man" in the Narrative*
• February 10: “Man,” “Covey,” and top 10 words in Douglass Narratives*
• February 15: "Like" on Reasonable Doubt*
• February 15: Jay Z, Reasonable Doubt, and Similes*
• February 12: Covering Jay Z in Af-Am lit at SIUE & UTA, Pt. 2*
2015
• November 16: Covering Jay Z in African American literature courses at SIUE & UTA*
• November 6: Quantifying Frederick Douglass’s Notorious Mr. Covey*
• November 1: Word count and Frederick Douglass's Narrative*
• September 23: The Re-emergence of Douglass during the 1960s*
2014
• March 18: Toni Cade Bambara and Black Girl Characters
• March 10: It’s always “Sonny’s Blues”
• March 5: A list of short stories by and about black men
• February 24: The 'Almos' or 'Almost' of Richard Wright's short story
• February 18: Richard Wright’s Native Son influenced short stories in anthologies
• February 10: Zora Neale Hurston’s Most Frequently Anthologized Stories
• February 6: Charles Chesnutt’s “The Wife of His Youth”: An Anthology Favorite
• February 4: Anthologies that Contain Short Stories by Black Writers
• January 17: African American Literature and Digital Humanities
• January 17: Edward P. Jones and Literary Geo-Tagging
• January 17: Text-Mining, Geography, and Canonical African American Short Stories
• January 13: Pinpointing recurring themes in coverage of Amiri Baraka's passing
• January 8: Demographics of protagonists in select short stories by black writers
• January 8: Publication history of select short stories by black writers
• January 8: Setting and time period of select short stories by black writers
• January 8: Word counts of select short stories by black writers
2013
• May 21: New Age Folk Tales: A$AP Rocky, Addidas, and the NBA
• April 16: Jay-Z & Zora Neale Hurston on swag: Rap Genius notes
• April 3: Follow-up on the 7 Ways Rap Genius encourages participants
• April 2: 7 Ways that RapGenius Assists Digital African American Literary Scholarship
2012
• December 20: Rap Genius and access to black poetry
Related:
• A notebook on short stories by black writers
• A notebook on digital humanities
• Assorted Notebooks
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