February 2012
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Feb 8th
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“To write, I meditated, must be an act devoid of will. The word, like the deep...”
– Henry Miller, Sexus, as quoted by Michael Heim in Electric Language. A Philosophical Study of Word Processing, 1987
Feb 7th
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Feb 7th
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Jeremy Harding · Europe at Bay · LRB 9 February... →
“Europe’s tight immigration policy also brings its humanitarian pretensions into question…”
Feb 3rd
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“People who claim that they know something are responsible for most of the fuss...”
– Wislawa Szymborska (1923-2012)
Feb 1st
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January 2012
24 posts
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Visualisation: The Comics Grid Year One  →
Visualised data, Jan 2011-Jan 2012. (Click on link above). Published Grid page analys articles 79 Published Meta articles 15 Article tags 881 Published Contributors 27 Registered contributors 45 In-house and external editors 7 Page views since records began (March 2011-Jan 2012) 59420 Percentage of Returning Visitors 37.91 ...
Jan 31st
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"For reading in trains and buses", or, one of the...
‘The paper is rubbish,’ remarked Jasper, ‘and the kind of rubbish—oddly enough—which doesn’t attract people.’ ‘Precisely, but the rubbish is capable of being made a very valuable article, if it were only handled properly. I have talked to the people about it again and again, but I can’t get them to believe what I say. Now just listen to my notion. In...
Jan 30th
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Practice what you preach. Engaging in Humanities... →
via @OpenReflections #HASTAC
Jan 30th
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Jan 29th
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Globalisation of Digital Humanities: An Uneven... →
Where I discuss the challenges of digital humanities scholarship in an uneven world… 
Jan 27th
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Twitter will censor tweets, but will try really... →
Matthew Ingram reports. 
Jan 27th
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Jan 20th
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The Digital Humanities and the Revenge of... →
Geoffrey Rockwell on Stanley Fish and blogging amongst other interesting things…
Jan 19th
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PROTECT IP Act Breaks the Internet- Artists... →
Watch the video. Sign the petition. Share. Via Michael Hill.
Jan 18th
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The Big Pink: 4AD Session →
“Playing several tracks from Future This, alongside spiritual cousin ‘Velvet’, taken from the first album, the session captures what makes The Big Pink such an intriguing band. Effortlessly moving between the outré sounds of the underground and their love for shameless pop hooks, the band display the full scale of their creative ambitions.”
Jan 17th
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Jan 17th
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Dawn Breaking (Sunny and Blue Morning Mix) →
A quick recording to keep us going. #DHmusic 
Jan 16th
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Jan 13th
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“You wouldn’t recognise this man unless you read comics…”
– Channel 4 on Alan Moore and #Occupy London, via Rich Johnston 
Jan 12th
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Primary Passions: January 11, 2004 [On Blogging]
Today’s Ian Bogost’s post about the self-referentiality of blogging (and the humanities) made me remember this brief post of mine, published originally 8 years ago today on my now-deleted blog, Never Neutral. I wrote it when I was revising to defend my MA dissertation on Art Spiegelman and graphic narrative as a work of mourning, and at a time in which many colleagues and professors...
Jan 11th
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Hacer del campo una red: Kathleen Fitzpatrick |... →
@kfitz @Red_HD 
Jan 11th
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MIT TechTV – Civic Media Session: "Civic... →
Discussion includes: Ethan Zuckerman (Moderator) Co-founder of Global Voices Online; Senior Researcher at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society, and Visiting Scientist at the Center for Future Civic Media Clay Shirky Writer, consultant, and Associate Professor at NYU in the Interactive Telecommunications Program Zeynep Tufekci Writer, journalist, and Assistant Professor at University of...
Jan 10th
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Jan 9th
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Susanne Brokesch: Chasing the Night →
Aural poetry… 
Jan 7th
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Blue Demon: You Can’t Kill a Vampire | The Gothic... →
My first entry as guest blogger for this awesome project at the University of Stirling. 
Jan 7th
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A pragmatic guide to monitoring and evaluating... →
via Knowledge Brokers Forum 
Jan 7th
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An Interview with Professor Robert Darnton  →
by Rhys Tranter, a PhD candidate at Cardiff University
Jan 4th
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Jan 3rd
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The Old is New (No One Wants to Get Old 2012 Mix)
http://podOmatic.com/r/gmT2IHW
Jan 2nd
December 2011
16 posts
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Dec 31st
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Lecture: "Stephen King's Wang": Matthew G.... →
Free Download & Streaming : Internet Archive [audio] 
Dec 30th
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"A Literary History of Word Processing" →
The @NYTimes on @mkirschenbaum’s forthcoming book 
Dec 30th
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“A library of books or records brings no more into the home than a library of...”
– Rupert Croft-Cooke, “Arranging Wines”, Wine and Other Drinks, 1962: 9. 
Dec 27th
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Traducción: "El regalo de Judas"
Aquí comparto la traducción que hice hoy de un artículo [£] de Adam Phillips que apareció (la versión original, no mi traducción!) en el último número del London Review of Books fechado con el 5 de enero de 2012. Al leerlo en el autobús de Londres a Bristol supe que tendría que traducirlo, aunque no tuviera el permiso para hacerlo o alguien me pagara por hacerlo. El texto me dijo: tradúceme.  En...
Dec 25th
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Dec 25th
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Visualisation: The Comics Grid's 2011 Numeralia  →
via @ComicsGrid 
Dec 22nd
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Melissa Terras' Blog: Digitisation Studio Setup →
Essential reference! 
Dec 15th
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Dec 14th
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“It was a dark and stormy night; the rain fell in torrents, except at occasional...”
– Edward Bulwer-Lytton, Paul Clifford, 1830
Dec 12th
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Dec 12th
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Dec 12th
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Profession 2011: Evaluating Digital Scholarship →
My post on HASTAC. 
Dec 9th
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“To quote the Canadian sociologist Erving Goffmann, [digital humanists] begin...”
– Willard McCarty, responding to Matthew Reisz 
Dec 9th
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“Es nuestro vigor primario, nuestra potencia creadora más profunda, nuestro fondo...”
– Francisco González-Crussi, Notas de un anatomista (1990:37)
Dec 7th
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"Why Isn't Mexico Rich?" →
My translation of Gordon H. Hanson’s article is the cover feature this month of Mexican magazine Nexos. Professor Hanson is director of the Center on Emerging and Pacific Economies and professor of economics at UC San Diego. 
Dec 4th
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November 2011
7 posts
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Nov 30th
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Tattoo
Tattoo The light is like a spider. It crawls over the water. It crawls over the edges of the snow. It crawls under your eyelids And spreads its webs there– Its two webs. The webs of your eyes Are fastened To the flesh and bones of you As to rafters or grass. There are filaments of your eyes On the surface of the water And in the edges of the snow. -Wallace Stevens
Nov 25th
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"I Smell Smoke": Blogging as an Endangered Species... →
Where I mourn the closing of The Panelists. 
Nov 23rd
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Nov 16th
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No Exit: Peeters and Lévy's Sandcastle...
“None of us can leave.” The wonderful independent British comic book publisher SelfMadeHero has just released the English edition of Sandcastle, a graphic novel written by Pierrer Oscar Lévy and illustrated by Frederik Peeters, winner of the Utopiales Best Science Fiction Graphic Novel 2011 prize. The original French edition, from 2010, was originally published in French by Atrabile, and was...
Nov 15th