Reflections on the Methodology of the WE1S Project
This blog post complements the article in Daedalus we published after the conclusion of the WE1S’s Mellon Foundation grant in 2021: Alan […]
Research blog post type: Research Post
My Journey to the Digital Humanities: The Story of a Double Major
Every time I tell someone I double majored in Economics and English, I receive the same reactions: “Oh wow, what an interesting […]
What I’ve Learned from Working “Extra” Remotely
The pandemic has made working remotely a norm for most. The Pacific Ocean and 6,000+ miles, however, have made my work “extra” […]
WE1S to Develop “Research-to-Action Toolkits”
WhatEvery1Says is excited to announce that the project will be developing and launching a series of Research-to-Action Toolkits in 2020 to present […]
Using Grounded Theory to Construct the WE1S Hand-Codebook
Introduction What counts as viable knowledge and “good” scholarship varies considerably from discipline to discipline–and for every scholar working within the context […]
The public likes to take its science with objects, the bigger or stranger the better!
A decade of discoveries from the High-Accuracy Radial Velocity Planet Searcher (HARPS). (WikiMedia Commons) One thing that is clear in comparing the […]
A Digital Humanities Study of Reddit Student Discourse about the Humanities
A STEM program is not superior to a Liberal Arts program and vice versa. There is a chance for success no matter […]
A Literary Theory Interpretive Protocol for WE1S
The act of interpreting a topic (of a topic model) requires any reader to make sense of a list of words. However, […]
Compiling a Latin American Corpus: Reflections
This summer, the Latin America team completed a variety of interesting tasks to create a foundational corpus of Mexico, Central America, and […]
A Summer 2018 Saga: Webscraping for Subcorpora
The What Every 1 Says (WE1S) project aims to visualize public discourse on the humanities across many different states, countries, and regions. […]
