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This talk will show how the tools of bibliometrics and network analysis can be used to analyze the structure of scholarly literature. The focus will be on phenomenology, the philosophical study of...
This talk will be held via Zoom
Maps are vital visual aids in research articles. This talk will present information on how to create a map and embed it into a scholarly article according to common publisher requirements. Design advice will also be...
This talk has been converted to a webinar.
This workshop goes over the different forms of digitizing analog objects, from books to artifacts. Using open-source tools, we will cover the different types of image processing including rasterization,...
This talk has been converted to a webinar.
This workshop will introduce podcasting as an alternative form of assignment and/or scholarly output as well as highlight some work being done in podcasting by humanists. It will outline the...
Dawson's most recent book The Public Library: A Photographic Essay, was published by Princeton Architectural Press (2014). This was a culmination of an eighteen-year photographic survey of the essential role of public libraries throughout the...
Join us February 20, 2020 as Professor of Ethnomusicology, Michael Bakan gives a lecture as part of the Center's Medical Humanities series, titled “Life, Music, and Autism: A New Approach to Understanding”.
This talk will be...
Arts UC Merced Presents Antonio Sánchez & Migration in concert on Saturday, February 15.
"Five-time Grammy Award winner and Golden Globe nominee Antonio Sánchez is considered by many critics and musicians alike as one of the most prominent...
The Distant Reader is a tool for reading. It takes an arbitrary amount of unstructured data (text) as input, and it outputs sets of structured data for analysis -- reading. Given a corpus of just about any size (hundreds of books or...
Mini Article Writing Workshop
with Tanya Golash-Boza, Professor of Sociology
02/11/2020
9-10 a.m.
COB 2 295
Write-In
Tuesdays
02/11-05/05
9 a.m.-12 p.m.
COB 2 295
Breakfast will be provided as well...
This talk introduces the basics of creating choropleth maps (a type of thematic map in which areas are shaded in proportion to a statistical variable) of population data using R software. A basic suite of methods is applied to creating population maps...
