Thinking About “Technologies of Thinking, of Processing, and of Making Distinctions”
My next post on the Open Thread on The Digital Humanities as a Historical “Refuge” [...]
Does This Post Make Me a Tool?
My response to OPEN THREAD: THE DIGITAL HUMANITIES AS A HISTORICAL “REFUGE” FROM RACE/CLASS/GENDER/SEXUALITY/DISABILITY?, http://dhpoco.org/2013/05/10/open-thread-the-digital-humanities-as-a-historical-refuge-from-raceclassgendersexualitydisability/#comment-1907: [...]
Digitizing Folk Music History 3.0: Syllabus
Today I am turning away from the roiling waters of “What is DH?/What is not [...]
Attack of the Alt-Acs: Response to Stephen Ramsey, “DH Types One and Two”
Response to Stephen Ramsey’s post, “DH Types One and Two”: Stephen – Thank you as [...]
Kramer’s HASTAC 2013 Talk: The Digital Berkeley Folk Music Festival & the Sonification of the Ephemeral Past
Slides for my short talk today at HASTAC 2013 in Toronto. You can follow the [...]
Analog Music -> Digital History @ MMLC, Northwestern, Fri, 3/15
Live and in concert (once again!): Analog Music -> Digital History: Teaching the US Folk [...]
NUDHL #6, Fri., 3/8, 12-2pm: Research Presentation – Michael J. Kramer, “Alan Lomax, Harry Smith, and the Proto-Digital Study of Folk Music”
I’ll be speaking at Northwestern’s Digital Humanities Lab this Friday. Topic: “Alan Lomax, Harry Smith, [...]
Uncle John’s Moog
sonic deformance grateful dead style. Moog Music’s Animoog for Iphone. Whatever you think of the [...]
Taking Stock of Sonification
A wonderfully little simple data sonification project that Justin Joque, Spatial and Numeric Data Services Librarian [...]
The Sound of Photography, The Noise of Time
Click! Roland Barthes’s “noise of Time is not sad.” In my continued research on digital [...]
Positivist Positively Against Positivism
X-post from Culture Rover: auguste comte on statistics. …Comte was against the use of statistics [...]
