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Tag Archives: research
Communications History, Part 2
This Monday, over Twitter, I received an unexpected bit of feedback to last week’s post on Communications History from the Henry Ford Museum‘s Suzanne Fischer: In writing the post, doing some pre-writing for a field statement I’m working on for school. I wanted … Continue reading
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Tagged communications, communications history, historiography, media history, research
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Why I Do Communications History
“Markets are conversations.“ When the writers of the Cluetrain Manifesto wrote this over a decade ago, they were looking for something revolutionary. They were trying to express the impact of the astounding new power of electronic media on communications– the … Continue reading
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Tagged communications history, historiography, markets, media history, research
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The Early Comic Strip Archive, Part Two: Why a Database?
In my last post about building a digital comic strip archive, I tried to sketch out why I thought early comic strips would make a good subject for an Omeka-based archive. (I could have gone on for ages, but I’m … Continue reading
The Early Comic Strip Archive, Part Two: Why a Database?
In my last post about building a digital comic strip archive, I tried to sketch out why I thought early comic strips would make a good subject for an Omeka-based archive. (I could have gone on for ages, but I’m … Continue reading
The Early Comic Strip Archive: Part One
I’ve been trying to come up with a project that would be well-suited to Omeka. I want to learn to use it, want to give myself practice with it, play with the insides, see what I can do with it. … Continue reading
The Early Comic Strip Archive: Part One
I’ve been trying to come up with a project that would be well-suited to Omeka. I want to learn to use it, want to give myself practice with it, play with the insides, see what I can do with it. … Continue reading
…looking at “The Quilting Frolic.”
"The Quilting Frolic" is a work of art that is used frequently as a window into the material culture of the middle class of the Early Republic. It was painted in 1813 by John Lewis Krimmel, a German-born American genre … Continue reading
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Tagged "Doing" History, art, material culture, research, visual interpretation
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…looking at “The Quilting Frolic.”
"The Quilting Frolic" is a work of art that is used frequently as a window into the material culture of the middle class of the Early Republic. It was painted in 1813 by John Lewis Krimmel, a German-born American genre … Continue reading
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Tagged "Doing" History, art, material culture, research, visual interpretation
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Jamestown 1907: the Annotated Bibliography
One of the really nice things about blogging is that you can edit your posts at any time. This is just a start to what I’m sure will be a much longer list. Primary Sources: American Federation of Labor. American … Continue reading
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Tagged exhibitions and spectacles, historiography, jamestown, research
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Jamestown 1907: the Annotated Bibliography
One of the really nice things about blogging is that you can edit your posts at any time. This is just a start to what I’m sure will be a much longer list. Primary Sources: American Federation of Labor. American … Continue reading
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Tagged exhibitions and spectacles, historiography, jamestown, research
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