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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Google Ngram Games
Google have just opened up their text mining project, a vast and ambitious project to allow searching their digital library for the frequency of words and phrases. It’s an astonishing resource, not only for its research potential but also for … Continue reading
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Tagged digital history, digital humanities, google, history, language, ngram, split infinitive, star trek, swearing, walter benjamin
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The Return of History Workshop
For some time I’ve been considering writing a post entitled “Whatever Happened to History Workshop?” Once it was the flag-bearer of radical history, a product of the struggles of the 60s and 70s, as much a movement as a publication. … Continue reading