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✍️ Continuamos a receber inscrições para a próxima oficina #REWIND, na qual Diego Giménez irá fazer uma introdução prática ao uso da Voyant Tools, uma ferramenta digital de análise textual.
É no dia 21 de Novembro, entre as 14h e as 16h.
GRATUITO mas de INSCRIÇÃO OBRIGATÓRIA
ℹ️ https://ihc.fcsh.unl.pt/events/introducao-voyant-tools/
#DigitalHumanities #HumanidadesDigitais #LitStudies #LiteraryStudies #Histodons #TextualAnalysis #AnáliseTextual #VoyantTools #FreeWorkshop #OficinaGratuita
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✍️ Estão abertas as inscrições para a próxima oficina #REWIND, que vai decorrer na tarde de 21 de Novembro. O formador é Diego Giménez, que irá fazer uma introdução prática ao uso de uma ferramenta digital de análise textual, #VoyantTools.
GRATUITO mas de INSCRIÇÃO OBRIGATÓRIA
ℹ️ https://ihc.fcsh.unl.pt/events/introducao-voyant-tools/
#Histodons #DigitalHumanities #TextualAnalysis #FreeWorkshop #OnlineWorkshop #HumanidadesDigitais #AnáliseTextual #OficinaOnline #FormaçãoGratuita
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Almost finished a paper with the amazing and crazy people at our Australian National Centre for the Public Awareness of Science at The Australian National University. We're looking at how we can gain insights by using textual analysis of popular culture (street art, comics, and film), using environmentally-themes research. Hope to share more details in the near future!
#environment #ScienceCommunication #StreetArt #Comics #Film #AnimatedFilm #TextualAnalysis #Humanities -
@natalie, Thanks for the recommendation, this looks great! It looks like it may be a good companion to the Santa Fe Institute’s (free) Foundations & Applications of Humanities Analytics https://www.complexityexplorer.org/courses/162-foundations-applications-of-humanities-analytics which starts on Jan 17. #DigitalHumanities
#corpus-linguistics #digital-humanities #future-learn #jupyter #python #santafeinstitute #textual-analysis
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A few days back I'd mentioned how homeless used to refer to a temporary situation, almost always caused by some specific event, and generally short-term, not chronic.
A word frequency analysis of about 500 New York Times articles from 1965--1974 illustrates this. Just from the top 20 terms there are 219 references to natural or other disasters. More occur elsewhere in the set.
1. homeless 108
2. fire 70
3. floods 58
4. and 44
5. flood 34
6. dead 32
7. for 31
8. the 28
9. are 23
10. die 23
11. new 22
12. toll 22
13. city 21
14. killed 21
15. quake 21
16. aid 20
17. storm 20
18. hurt 18
19. blaze 16
20. families 16