Friday, November 20 / 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM Room 222 (2nd Floor)

Session 111
Text Mining Across Space, Time, and Languages

1. Measuring Dissent in Global Knowledge Systems: A Computational Historiography of the Twentieth CenturyJo Guldi, Emory University.

2. Design-Based History Pedagogy and the Making of the DissentometerSteph Buongiorno, Emory University.

3. Mapping the Colonial Administrative State: Linked Knowledge Graphs from Colonial and Indian Office Lists, 1867–1947Jim Clifford, University of Saskatchewan.

4. Mapping the Weather: Spatial Text Mining of Historical Newspapers and the Culture of Climate in American Cities, 1880–1920Wright Kennedy, University of South Carolina.

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