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Chris Forster, assistant professor of English at Syracuse university. Interested in modernism, the history and theorization of obscenity, twentieth-century literature, digital humanities, and other things.
"Digital Humanities": Emerging Tools and Debates in Literary Study
Digital Humanities: Emerging Tools and Debates in Literary Study. Workshop 1: NLTK & MALLET. From Plaintext to Map. 8220;Words, words, words”: But what else are you reading? This week we looked at both alternate modes of presenting scholarship (with a few short films) and with Mark Sample’s blog post. On the essay; and then considered some work using techniques of “media visualization” to apply digital tools to non-linguistic materials. Jesse reflects on Ramsay’s reflections on live-coding. Using freely ...
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The Podcast as a Genre
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The Podcast as a Genre. September 12, 2014. What precisely is a podcast? I once heard a minimal definition of a podcast as an mp3 file attached to an RSS feed—which is to say, syndicated audio content on the internet. But looking around, there are plenty of podcasts that don’t meet this criteria: podcasts that lack an RSS feed (WHY? Whenever I want it! To something else. This piece. Ldquo;It’s the most intimate of mediums. It’s even more intimate than radio. Often you’re consuming it ...That seems entire...
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September 30, 2015. Two Cheers for Banned Books Week. September 08, 2015. A Walk Through the Metadata: Gender in the HathiTrust Dataset. August 10, 2015. Looking at a Dataset for Distant Reading: Some Anticlimaxes. June 29, 2015. About 1400 Words of Skepticism about Markdown, and an Imagined Alternative. December 22, 2014. About 300 Words, Reminding You About Santa Claus's Size. December 03, 2014. September 12, 2014. The Podcast as a Genre. October 10, 2013. From New Hampshire to Harlem, by Way of London.
Somewhere in New Jersey...
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Somewhere in New Jersey. September 27, 2013. In a previous post. On a graduate course I taught last Spring, I mentioned the server I ended up using a way to try to establish some uniformity of access to software packages and tools. In this post, I’ll try to add a few details. The first thing to understand about “the server” is that I rented a. That is Linux (an operating system to manage the hardware resources, to schedule processes… you know, to turn electricity, plastic, and rare earth elements ...
Public Domain Editions
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June 21, 2012. This is an extended version of the (less than) two minute “dork short” or “lightning talk” I gave at THATCamp Virginia a while ago (this post has been sitting in the hopper for a while). I offer an observation, an anecdote, and a suggestion. I’m trying to put together an edition of Claude McKay’s. Would you like to help? An enormous wealth of public domain material is available on the web, from sources like Project Gutenberg. Or The Oxford Text Archive. Or The Internet Archive. Scanned, in...
Chris Forster, Teaching
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Teaching—Spring, 2013. Ets242—Reading and Interpretation:. This class introduces students to the discipline of Engish and Textual Studies. The departmental description of this class explains:. Ets630—"Digital Humanities": Emerging Tools and Debates in Literary Study. How does the becoming digital of textuality alter the character of what we do with texts? Material on Chris Forster's blog is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
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Infinite Summer » Guides
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Laquo; Previous Entries. Back in April, when I set out to recruit three more Guides, I decided to start with the folks I thought would be best suited for the role and then move down the list as I accumulated rejections (of which I expected plenty). Instead, to my great fortune, the first three people I asked accepted. [.]. Summer’s End Roundtable, Part IV. This is the last of a four-part roundtable discussion with the Infinite Summer Guides. Infinite Summer: Did Infinite Jest change your life? This is th...
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Laquo; Previous Entries. Back in April, when I set out to recruit three more Guides, I decided to start with the folks I thought would be best suited for the role and then move down the list as I accumulated rejections (of which I expected plenty). Instead, to my great fortune, the first three people I asked accepted. [.]. Sincerely Yours, David Foster Wallace. Join the Tunnel Club. This is cross-posted to the forums. We’ll be featuring guests for the remainder of the week, but I’m approp...As details em...
Infinite Summer » Blog Archive » The End
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Raquo; Summer’s End Roundtable, Part I. Early in Infinite Summer, we received an email from a participant (who requested anonymity):. I went to a David Foster Wallace talk/autograph signing in Boston years ago. I asked him to write a message of congratulations to the reader on the final page. I thought this would motivate me to re-read IJ, since his congratulatory note would be waiting at the end. September 21, 2009 at 12:09 pm. September 21, 2009 at 2:01 pm. September 21, 2009 at 4:47 pm. This hexagram ...
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Summer’s End Roundtable, Part IV. This is the last of a four-part roundtable discussion with the Infinite Summer Guides. Infinite Summer: Did Infinite Jest change your life? Avery Edison: It’s definitely got me reading books again, which is marvelous. I hadn’t realized how much the internet had affected my ability to just sit down and read a book, and — [.]. Summer’s End Roundtable, Part III. Summer’s End Roundtable, Part II. Summer’s End Roundtable, Part I. Matthew Baldwin: I found the ending to be incr...
Infinite Summer » Blog Archive » Summer’s End Roundtable, Part III
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Laquo; Summer’s End Roundtable, Part II. Raquo; Summer’s End Roundtable, Part IV. Summer’s End Roundtable, Part III. This is the third of a four-part roundtable discussion with the Infinite Summer Guides. Infinite Summer: Looking back, do parts of the novel that seemed superfluous at the time now make sense? I’m starting to understand that even if one section doesn’t give us any new information or make sense as a part of the story, it’s still important because it builds IJ. 8216;s tone. Infinite Jest.
Infinite Summer » Blog Archive » Summer’s End Roundtable, Part IV
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Laquo; Summer’s End Roundtable, Part III. Summer’s End Roundtable, Part IV. This is the last of a four-part roundtable discussion with the Infinite Summer Guides. Infinite Summer: Did Infinite Jest change your life? It’s definitely got me reading books again, which is marvelous. I hadn’t realized how much the internet had affected my ability to just sit down and read a book, and — looking back — the first half of IJ. It…”) I’ve tried to quit a few times before, on an almost annual basis...I agree with Av...
Infinite Summer » Blog Archive » Roundup
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Laquo; Infinite Summary – Week 11. Raquo; Hollow Man. This week many readers saw the light at the end of the summer and sprinted toward it, finishing the novel and writing about the end. If you are still behind the spoiler line, you should avoid:. Gerry Canavan, On Endings. Kevin Carey of A Supposedly Fun Blog, So I Lied. Daryl Houston of Infinite Zombies, I Know a Good Book When I Want to Write One. Lefttothereader, Infinite Summer …? Pages Turned, Couldn’t Keep to the Schedule. Girl Detective, 100%.
Infinite Summer » Miscellaneous
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Here is a calendar and index of IS posts, for those who wish to tackle the novel in the summers to come. Early in Infinite Summer, we received an email from a participant (who requested anonymity): I went to a David Foster Wallace talk/autograph signing in Boston years ago. I asked him to write a message of congratulations to the reader on the final page. I thought this would motivate me to re-read IJ, since his congratulatory [.]. Join the Tunnel Club. Two months ago Matthew Baldwin told the Guides that...
About : Journeyman
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Jeff Anderson (andersoncreativeonline at gmail dot com) is a copy editor living with his husband. In Los Angeles. Journeyman is where he writes about 1) things he would talk about in class if he were still in class; and 2) the cultural entertainments books, movies, TV shows, Internets that take up significant portions of his out-of-class time. And some other stuff. On the Third Hand…. 8220;Contemporary” Catechism. VISITING RELATIVE OCCUPES TIME, LIVING ROOM. Et in Arcadia Ego. By the Power of Netflix.
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voices from rural minnesota | A blog from the Center for Small Towns, a community outreach organization operated through the University of Minnesota, Morris. The Center prides itself on meeting the needs of small towns and organizations through a flexible,
Voices from rural minnesota. A blog from the Center for Small Towns, a community outreach organization operated through the University of Minnesota, Morris. The Center prides itself on meeting the needs of small towns and organizations through a flexible, multi-faceted, community focused approach. Center for Small Towns Staff. How Can Small Communities Make the Most of Housing Studies? The Rural-Urban Divide is Clear, but Major Policy Change May Have to Wait. A Common Ground: the Minnesota pastoral poem.
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Andreasstrasse 15, AND 2.05. 8050 Zurich, Switzerland. Forster [at] ifi.uzh.ch. Welcome to My Website. Hi, I am a PhD student at the Robotics and Perception Group. University of Zürich, and my supervisor is Prof. Davide Scaramuzza. My research interest lies in the area of computer vision for robotics. Christian Forster, Luca Carlone, Frank Dellaert, Davide Scaramuzza, "IMU Preintegration on Manifold for Efficient Visual-Inertial Maximum-a-Posteriori Estimation". Matthias Faessler, Flavio Fontana, Christi...
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Two Cheers for Banned Books Week. September 30, 2015. My title, recalling E. M. Forster’s (no relation, sadly). Two Cheers for Democracy. Might be too generous. I can’t imagine mustering more than two cheers for anything. Two is probably the utter limit of my cheering. Is “Banned Books Week” anarchronistic? That’s the claim of this article at Slate. John Overholt, in a single tweet. Manages to voice what I think are all the most pressing complaints about such a perspective:. The Most Dangerous Book.
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