Transcriptions Research Slam Friday, May 9, 2008 1:00 PM - 5:30 PM UCSB South Hall 2635 Please join us on Friday, May 9th for a research event consisting of three sequential media poster sessions, followed by discussion and a reception.  RSVP to researchslam@gmail.com Event Home Page Abstracts

Schedule: 1:00 - 1:10 Opening Remarks, SH 2635 William Warner, English Department Chair 1:15 - 2:00 Session I, SH 2635 Kris McAbee - The Sonnet Virus: The Sonneteer in History keywords: technology, reproduction, anxiety, gender, circulation Kim Knight - Mutating Media: Transmissions of the Ringu Virus keywords: virus, transmission, media, adaptation, global flows Bola C. King and Amanda Phillips - The Critical GeoWiki Experiment keywords: geowiki, interactive mapping Elizabeth Swanstrom - Giselle Beiguelman's "esc for escape" keywords: code, error, language, transmission 2:10 - 2:55 Session II, SH 2509 William Warner - Visualizing the American Revolution keywords: print, circulation, communication, visualization, community Shaun Sanders - Textones: Tonal Mapping of Literature. keywords: Shakespeare, sound, pattern recognition Jessica Murphy - Visualizing the "Advice to the Ladies of London": A Digital Humanities Approach to Early Modern Gender keywords: gender, early modern, sexuality, popular literature Christopher J. Hagenah  - Jason Lutes' Berlin: A Deformance keywords: deformance, comics, form, popular culture Eric Nebeker - The English Broadside Ballad Archive - Today and Tomorrow keywords: text, art, music, TEI/XML, black-letter 3:00 - 3:45 Session III, SH 2510 Jeremy Douglass - PowerWall Presenter: Visual Rhetoric for Large Displays keywords: visual, rhetoric, software, image, display Bola C. King - Review and Campaign Analysis of Health Locations in Second Life keywords: health campaigns, virtual worlds, "Second Life" Amanda Phillips - The Narrative Data Stream: Database, Algorithm, and Spatialized Narrative at the Theoretical Limits keywords: narrative theory, print, sound, image, space Tassie Gniady - Tannakin Skinker: A Case Study of a Hog-Faced Woman keywords:replication, monsters, cheap print, seventeenth century Megan Palmer - The EBBA Woodcut Archive keywords: images, woodcut, digitization 3:55 - 4:25 Discussion, SH 2635 Led by Kim Knight, Kris McAbee, and Julia Panko 4:25 - 4:35 Closing Remarks, SH 2635 Alan Liu, LCI Co-director 4:35 - 5:30 Reception, SH 2635 Back to Top

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