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Fluid Matter(s): An Interview with Shigehisa Kuriyama and Natalie Köhle on Image-Based Storytelling, Part 2
DH in Practice, Teaching, Visualization

Fluid Matter(s): An Interview with Shigehisa Kuriyama and Natalie Köhle on Image-Based Storytelling, Part 2

This is the second of two posts about the innovative academic publication Fluid Matter(s), which was created with the storytelling platform Shorthand and … Continue reading Fluid Matter(s): An Interview with Shigehisa Kuriyama and Natalie Köhle on Image-Based Storytelling, Part 2

Fluid Matter(s): An Interview with Shigehisa Kuriyama and Natalie Köhle on Image-Based Storytelling, Part 1
DH in Practice, Sinology, Teaching, Visualization

Fluid Matter(s): An Interview with Shigehisa Kuriyama and Natalie Köhle on Image-Based Storytelling, Part 1

This is the first of two posts about the innovative academic publication Fluid Matter(s), which was created with the storytelling platform … Continue reading Fluid Matter(s): An Interview with Shigehisa Kuriyama and Natalie Köhle on Image-Based Storytelling, Part 1

Shuge: Visual Materials in a Digitizing World
Digitization, Sinology, Topics

Shuge: Visual Materials in a Digitizing World

Shuge 書格 is a free, online database of Chinese rare books, which offers a continuously expanding collection of high-quality scans for … Continue reading Shuge: Visual Materials in a Digitizing World

Digitizing Cultural Heritage in Contemporary China: An Introduction to “Sinorelic”
Digitization, Online Resources, Sinology

Digitizing Cultural Heritage in Contemporary China: An Introduction to “Sinorelic”

What is Sinorelic? Sinorelic (华夏古迹图) is a Chinese-language online platform for collecting and sharing data about cultural heritage sites. Developed … Continue reading Digitizing Cultural Heritage in Contemporary China: An Introduction to “Sinorelic”

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