Reflecting on our final DH project

This blog was written in collaboration with Hassan El-Tabch Icon made by Vitaly Gorbachev from http://www.flaticon.com With the current pandemic that left the whole world on lockdown, the Introduction to Digital Humanities course (ENGL256B) was the perfect choice to keep us busy at home. Engaging in emerging digital tools to conduct research and build our …

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Mapping Thomas Hardy’s Life and Novels through Google My Maps & TopoText

This blog was written in collaboration with Hassan El Tabch Icon by freepik from flaticon.com Digital mapping encourages us to think creatively about spatial relationships and realities and how these factors affect human action. Thanks to the emerging digital mapping tools, we are now able to track down the locations of the events of a novel and …

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Exploring Arthur Conan Doyle’s novels through Voyant tools & CLiC

This post was written in collaboration with Hassan El Tabch. Icon made by Eucalyp from http://www.flaticon.com When it comes to close reading, we all have our struggles in interpreting texts and diving deep in understanding their meaning. It becomes more strenuous when there are several texts that belong to an author to analyze. Nowadays, thanks …

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