Lists, lists and more lists As someone engaged in research in the humanities I find that I am often making lists of books about particular authors, periods, and themes. A single publication will often appear in more than one list. For example, I may wish to include Frederick Beiser’s The Romantic Imperative in a list [...]
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Recent Posts
- Let’s make OpenPhilosophy.org!
- TEXTUS: an open source platform for working with collections of texts and metadata
- Picturing processes
- Ideas for OpenPhilosophy.org
- A translation fund for public domain texts
- On Archiving Everything: Borges, Calvino, Google
- Architectural Literature, Literary Architecture
- Who read what? Mapping influence in intellectual history
- How much will digital tools change the nature of scholarship?
- Ars Combinatoria at Transmediale
- Visualising Europe’s Energy
- The Public Domain Review is launched!
- Interview in Zeit Online about open data in Europe
- Historical Hooks: ‘X Hundred Years Ago Today, …’
- Introducing: The Public Domain Review
- Bibliographica – for the collaborative development of bibliographies
- Leibniz’s Funny Thought
- The Construction of Immateriality
- The Magus in New York
- Interview with Peter McElligott of Berkeley Tool Library
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