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Alex Gil - "The Point is Still To Change It: On Doing Better Than Best Practices in Data Work for Culture and Society" AbstractSo-called "Best Practices" are usually nothing of…
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December 13th, 2024
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Sal Hagen - ‘Who is /ourguy/?’: Tracing memes to study online subcultures AbstractIn fast-paced attention economies, Internet memes and catchphrases that manage to ‘stick’…
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March 27th, 2024
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Mary Flanagan - "How to See What's Missing" Abstract In "How to See What's Missing", artist and scholar Mary Flanagan discusses the investigation of artificial…
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December 13th, 2023
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AbstractIn this talk, members of the Critical Data Sense team from the University of Calgary (Canada) describe their public performance piece, “Moral Horizons of Pain.” Drawing on the…
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November 2nd, 2022
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Abstract A hallmark of the North American colonial process was the production and dissemination of knowledge about Indigenous peoples through the journals and records of colonizers. The violent, and…
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October 10th, 2022
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AbstractAllusions in epic poetry are a game played between the poet and the reader. The epic poet modifies a famous passage, and invites the reader to make a comparison between their changed version…
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October 3rd, 2022
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About the EventA joint CDCS and genderEd online event.In conversation with Professor Fiona Mackay (University of Edinburgh School of Political Science), Professor Melissa Terras (Edinburgh College of…
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September 16th, 2022
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About the eventTens of thousands of cultural events happen across the UK every week, from theatre to comedy, and festivals to exhibitions. The data stream that is left as a record suggests an…
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September 1st, 2022
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AbstractThere is a long standing conception in Black cultural studies that the archive of the Black (radical) tradition is one of singing books. Poetic computation takes that claim seriously by…
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May 13th, 2022
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This event is hosted by the Centre for Data, Culture & Society’s Digital Social Science research cluster. AbstractBased on interviews with White House insiders, archival research, and a…
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May 6th, 2022
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Dr Seth Mehl - Working without a map: Co-production as a Driver of Research Pathways AbstractCo-production methods are a ‘process-oriented’ approach to collaborative projects (Graham and…
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April 29th, 2022
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Dr. Dibyadyuti Roy - The Being and Becoming of Rhizomatic Digital Humanities in Majority Worlds AbstractNormative Digital Humanities conversations continue to elide that the being and becoming of DH…
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Professor Tracy Ireland - Grounded Speculation:
Feeling into Digital Ruins
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In heritage and archaeology 3D models and visualisations are often
characterised as capturing…
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April 13th, 2022
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Dr. Jennifer Pybus - Platform Monopolisation: Inside the Permissive Mobile Ecosystem Abstract This talk draws on AHRC funded research that has investigated how Facebook and Google have expanded their…
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April 7th, 2022
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Dr Chiara Bonacchi (University of Stirling) presents: Heritage-based tribalism in big data ecologies and the role of ‘experts’AbstractThis presentation discusses the ways in which…
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March 24th, 2022
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Dr Kate Wright - From the CNN Effect to the SNN Effect: How media influences governments’ decisions about the allocation of humanitarian aid Paper Abstract: Does media influence…
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February 10th, 2022
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