Michael Gavin

@Michael_A_Gavin

Assoc Prof, Univ of South Carolina. English Department; Center for Digital Humanities

Columbia, SC
Joined March 2011
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    Feb 9

    It’s apparently shipping at last.

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    Feb 14

    Excellent summary of main findings in recent article by et al. Note important proviso in 2nd-last paragraph, pointing to future work

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    Feb 13

    A fantastic NEH Summer Institute: THE BOOK: MATERIAL HISTORIES AND DIGITAL FUTURES (June 18-July 13) at . Application deadline: March 1, Stipend $3300. Spaces reserved for & faculty

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    Feb 8

    A whole new issue of NLH on scale. Martin Jay, Caroline Levine, Lauren Goodlad, Mark Algee-Hewitt, Rafael Alvarado ...

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    Feb 5

    8th Century Arabic Scientists meet today’s Computer Scientists. Arabic Handwriting OCR Competition NOW OPEN! Spread the word!

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  6. Feb 6

    A very interesting technique -- "semantic projection" -- for conceptual parsing of word embeddings. have you seen this?

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    Feb 2

    friends, does anyone have a scanned copy of Mary Northway's 1952 "A Primer of Sociometry"? It's an incredibly important slim volume from the history of network visualization. I can ILL it, but am hoping to get something for a deadline today.

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    Jan 30

    Comics and Race syllabus I constructed. Maybe one day I will get the chance to teach it. Thanks for all your work.

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    Jan 30

    I'm amazed at the work being done on the Critical Code Studies Working Group. I've been caught up in a deadline so I haven't been as active as I would like, but the insights of the scholars there are absolutely worth reading.

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    Jan 26

    Great new piece on , , and at :

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    16 Nov 2017

    DH Twitter Co-retweet network with genders colour coded, using VOSviewer, as part of my PhD works to visualise DH community, with . Online interactive network

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    Jan 22

    We at are so excited to be organizing our first US-based DH conference in collaboration with colleagues in Pittsburgh. Please nominate yourself or others for the program committee to help us put it together!

    Nominate yourself or a colleague to serve on the ACH2019 Program Committee! Deadline 2/15/2018.
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    14 Dec 2017

    6000 groups across the country, 5 million views of the original guide, and over 500,000 actions -- what a difference a year can make. Happy birthday, Indivisibles.

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    13 Dec 2017

    Congrats to for winning a from the for "The London Stage Database" containing information on theater and popular culture in London in the long eighteenth century (1660-1800)

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  15. 30 Nov 2017

    Rarely do you see scholars working out their personal shit via graph theory, but here you go: "Deconstructing Anomalies in Academic Promotion & Tenure Decisions Using Spectral Graph Theory"

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  16. 30 Nov 2017

    Impressive work by using GIS to map regional dialects over Twitter.

    My slides for the workshop this morning
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  17. 20 Nov 2017

    And they wonder why their voters abandoned them for Trump. You could save $700 a year for 20 years and lose it all by getting sick once.

    Meet Cindy: a single mom, making $30,000 per year, who hopes to one day get beyond living paycheck to paycheck. With a $700 increase in her tax refund each year under our tax bill, Cindy can start saving for her future.
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  18. 16 Nov 2017

    Totally thrilled to see this. Thanks so much!

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    15 Nov 2017

    Hey ers and bibliographers, check out my article "Reviews as Database: Reading the Review Periodical in Eighteenth-Century England" in the December 2017 issue of Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America

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  20. 13 Nov 2017

    These scholars are so important, so fundamental to the field. and I'm so jealous not to be at

    opens her talks by recognizing her teachers: , , , , Syd Bauman, ,
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