Discussion of the field of Spatial Humanities and GIS in early Christian studies, followed by an overview of mapping and DH projects at the University of Iowa.
Cultural Heritage and the Technology of Culture: Finding the Nature of Illumi...Martin Kalfatovic
Cultural Heritage and the Technology of Culture: Finding the Nature of Illumination in Libraries and Museums. Martin R. Kalfatovic. 9th Shanghai International Library Forum. Shanghai, China. 19 October 2018.
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Cultural Heritage and the Technology of Culture: Finding the Nature of Illumi...Martin Kalfatovic
Cultural Heritage and the Technology of Culture: Finding the Nature of Illumination in Libraries and Museums. Martin R. Kalfatovic. 9th Shanghai International Library Forum. Shanghai, China. 19 October 2018.
roger malina presentation to the new design media and art initiative at lafayette college. title using transition design to start redesigning science itsel, part of the stem to steam motivation initiatives
Public Science: Astronomy in Everyday SituationsKim Arcand
Akin to public art, public science can be defined as “science outreach that has been conducted outdoors or in another type of public or accessible space such as a public park, metro stop, library etc.
This inspiring novel is grounded in the concept of education driven by the curiosity of learners. This science-fiction narrative incorporates hyperlinks that guide readers towards a variety of credible scientific and educational resources. This feature affords a level of freedom and choice that traditional print novels simply cannot offer.
The first story The 4th Birth is (just seemingly) about the Lemurians, an ancient race which appears to have existed prior to and during the time of the equally mysterious empire of Atlantis. Some authors believe that Lemurians developed their civilisation (also called Lapita and Mu - Motherland) some 70,000 to 80,000 years ago, mainly in the South-West Pacific, between China and Australia.
Lemurians were living through alternating periods of peace and prosperity, conflicts and crises over the millennia. During this time, they made considerable advances in culture, politics, sciences and technology causing only minor ecological catastrophes. At the peak of their civilisation, the Lemurian people were both technically advanced and very spiritual. However, they were unaware that the indifferent Nature was leading their world towards an ultimate cataclysm. Fortunately, alongside the Lemurians and several neighbouring nations that worked hard to enslave one another, another civilisation (if one is to believe the fragments that appear in certain legends), much older and hence somewhat more mature, was witnessing this course of events.
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Chapter 9Science, Technology, and the Future of African AmJinElias52
Chapter 9
Science, Technology, and the
Future of African Americans
Science
The intellectual and practical activity
encompassing the systematic study of the
structure and behavior of the physical and
natural world through observation and
experiment.
Technology
The application of scientific knowledge for
practical purposes, especially in industry;
Machinery and equipment developed from the
application of scientific knowledge;
The branch or knowledge dealing with
engineering or applied science
Popular Culture is increasingly supplanting
science as the major purveyor of cultural
imagery, values, and interpretations of social
and physical phenomena.
It's not magic, it’s Science!
Science is the process and the body of knowledge that enables us humans
to know nature. So far, it’s the best idea we’ve ever had.
Bill Nye, “The Science Guy,” is an American mechanical engineer, science
communicator, and television presenter
Receiving the Presidential Medal of
Freedom from Barack Obama at the
White House on 12 August 2009
Eddie Redmayne and Stephen Hawking at
the Theory of Everything feature film
premiere at the Odeon, Leicester Square,
in December 2014.
Stephen Hawking floating in a zero-
gravity jet undertaking parabolic dips to
simulate space conditions over the
Atlantic.
The first episode in which theoretical physicist and
cosmologist Stephen Hawking guest-starred as
himself (1999).
Stephen Hawking
The pop idol turned science idol, Professor Brian Edward Cox is a British physicist and professor of particle physics at the
University of Manchester. He is best recognized as the presenter of science programs for the British Broadcasting
Corporation (BBC).
After presenting six programmes about physics, Prof Cox and his TV mentor, BBC head of science Andrew Cohen, felt he
was ready to make a blockbuster series of his own. Wonders of the Solar System established his mass appeal in 2010.
Today, after the airing of Wonders of the Universe, Wonders of Life and Human Universe, and countless appearances on
other programmes he is the undisputed heir apparent to David Attenborough as Britain’s premier presenter of science.
Science is too important not to be a part of popular culture.
— Brian Cox
neil
degrasse
tyson
The good thing about science is
that it’s true whether or not
you believe in it
Neil deGrasse Tyson, 2013
Integrating Science and Technology Studies
into African American Studies
S. E. Anderson has taught mathematics, science and Black History courses at Queens College, Sarah Lawrence College, SUNY
at Old Westbury College, Rutgers University and the New School University as well as CCNY & Queens Colleges’ Centers for
Worker Ed. He has also spent many years working within the anti-apartheid movement and for various African Liberation
struggles. He is currently doing national and international education consulting work with a particular focus on developing
Africa Diaspora’ ...
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Defining the humanities is no longer as simple as it once was. At .docxvickeryr87
Defining the humanities is no longer as simple as it once was. At one time, the word “humanities,” which grew out of the term “ humanism,” simply meant the study of what the best minds of classical Greece and Rome—the great artists, writers, and
philosophers—had accomplished. During the Renaissance, the huge artistic and political revolution that swept over Western Europe beginning in the fourteenth century, interest revived in the cultures of ancient Greece and Rome—cultures that had been left largely unexamined during the thousand-year span following the fall of Rome. The intelligentsia of the Renaissance believed that only through a study of classical art, literature, and philosophy could a person become fully human.
These disciplines became known as the humanities. In time, the term grew beyond the study of Greek and Roman cultures to include those of major Western European countries: first Italy, then France and Spain, then Britain and, finally, Germany. As cultures multiplied, so did the disciplines people needed to study in pursuit of humanness. Music, theater, and dance began to flourish during the Renaissance, and scholars discovered that these disciplines were also part of the ancient world’s legacy.
More recently, this ethnocentric view of the humanities—the study of Western cultures—has expanded again to acknowledge the vast contributions of cultures beyond Europe. The art, music, theater, and literature of China, Japan, and other Asian nations, as well as those of Africa and the Americas, have become important additions to the study of the humanities.
In this book, we define the term humanities as broadly as possible. Yes, we still need to pay attention to extraordinary artistic and intellectual achievements that have been singled out for special praise and that now represent what is sometimes called the “humanistic tradition.” All of us belong to the human race and should want to know as much as possible about the distinguished contributions of those who have gone before. We may also find in our study of the humanities our response to the traditional mandate: Know thyself. By exploring the contributions of others, we begin to see how we ourselves might
contribute—not, perhaps, as great artists or writers or musicians, but as more thoughtful and critical human beings.
We do need to recognize that the “humanistic tradition” was for many centuries limited more or less to the contributions made by men of the classical and then the Western European worlds. Plato and Michelangelo and Shakespeare continue to deserve our admiration and reward our study. But our study should and does include those persons, both male and female, past and present, from around the globe, who may be little known or not known at all, who nevertheless left behind or who now offer a myriad of wonderful songs, poems, and provocative thoughts waiting to be appreciated.
The humanities are also the creative and intellectual expressions of each of us in momen.
Public Science: Astronomy in Everyday SituationsKim Arcand
Akin to public art, public science can be defined as “science outreach that has been conducted outdoors or in another type of public or accessible space such as a public park, metro stop, library etc.
This inspiring novel is grounded in the concept of education driven by the curiosity of learners. This science-fiction narrative incorporates hyperlinks that guide readers towards a variety of credible scientific and educational resources. This feature affords a level of freedom and choice that traditional print novels simply cannot offer.
The first story The 4th Birth is (just seemingly) about the Lemurians, an ancient race which appears to have existed prior to and during the time of the equally mysterious empire of Atlantis. Some authors believe that Lemurians developed their civilisation (also called Lapita and Mu - Motherland) some 70,000 to 80,000 years ago, mainly in the South-West Pacific, between China and Australia.
Lemurians were living through alternating periods of peace and prosperity, conflicts and crises over the millennia. During this time, they made considerable advances in culture, politics, sciences and technology causing only minor ecological catastrophes. At the peak of their civilisation, the Lemurian people were both technically advanced and very spiritual. However, they were unaware that the indifferent Nature was leading their world towards an ultimate cataclysm. Fortunately, alongside the Lemurians and several neighbouring nations that worked hard to enslave one another, another civilisation (if one is to believe the fragments that appear in certain legends), much older and hence somewhat more mature, was witnessing this course of events.
Us and Them | Me and You | from swerve of shore to bend of bay: Take Down the...Martin Kalfatovic
Us and Them | Me and You | from swerve of shore to bend of bay: Take Down the Fences … Here Comes the Crowd. Martin R. Kalfatovic. IMLS Focus: Inspiration and Innovation in Libraries and museums 2015. New Orleans. 16 November 2015
Chapter 9Science, Technology, and the Future of African AmJinElias52
Chapter 9
Science, Technology, and the
Future of African Americans
Science
The intellectual and practical activity
encompassing the systematic study of the
structure and behavior of the physical and
natural world through observation and
experiment.
Technology
The application of scientific knowledge for
practical purposes, especially in industry;
Machinery and equipment developed from the
application of scientific knowledge;
The branch or knowledge dealing with
engineering or applied science
Popular Culture is increasingly supplanting
science as the major purveyor of cultural
imagery, values, and interpretations of social
and physical phenomena.
It's not magic, it’s Science!
Science is the process and the body of knowledge that enables us humans
to know nature. So far, it’s the best idea we’ve ever had.
Bill Nye, “The Science Guy,” is an American mechanical engineer, science
communicator, and television presenter
Receiving the Presidential Medal of
Freedom from Barack Obama at the
White House on 12 August 2009
Eddie Redmayne and Stephen Hawking at
the Theory of Everything feature film
premiere at the Odeon, Leicester Square,
in December 2014.
Stephen Hawking floating in a zero-
gravity jet undertaking parabolic dips to
simulate space conditions over the
Atlantic.
The first episode in which theoretical physicist and
cosmologist Stephen Hawking guest-starred as
himself (1999).
Stephen Hawking
The pop idol turned science idol, Professor Brian Edward Cox is a British physicist and professor of particle physics at the
University of Manchester. He is best recognized as the presenter of science programs for the British Broadcasting
Corporation (BBC).
After presenting six programmes about physics, Prof Cox and his TV mentor, BBC head of science Andrew Cohen, felt he
was ready to make a blockbuster series of his own. Wonders of the Solar System established his mass appeal in 2010.
Today, after the airing of Wonders of the Universe, Wonders of Life and Human Universe, and countless appearances on
other programmes he is the undisputed heir apparent to David Attenborough as Britain’s premier presenter of science.
Science is too important not to be a part of popular culture.
— Brian Cox
neil
degrasse
tyson
The good thing about science is
that it’s true whether or not
you believe in it
Neil deGrasse Tyson, 2013
Integrating Science and Technology Studies
into African American Studies
S. E. Anderson has taught mathematics, science and Black History courses at Queens College, Sarah Lawrence College, SUNY
at Old Westbury College, Rutgers University and the New School University as well as CCNY & Queens Colleges’ Centers for
Worker Ed. He has also spent many years working within the anti-apartheid movement and for various African Liberation
struggles. He is currently doing national and international education consulting work with a particular focus on developing
Africa Diaspora’ ...
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Defining the humanities is no longer as simple as it once was. At .docxvickeryr87
Defining the humanities is no longer as simple as it once was. At one time, the word “humanities,” which grew out of the term “ humanism,” simply meant the study of what the best minds of classical Greece and Rome—the great artists, writers, and
philosophers—had accomplished. During the Renaissance, the huge artistic and political revolution that swept over Western Europe beginning in the fourteenth century, interest revived in the cultures of ancient Greece and Rome—cultures that had been left largely unexamined during the thousand-year span following the fall of Rome. The intelligentsia of the Renaissance believed that only through a study of classical art, literature, and philosophy could a person become fully human.
These disciplines became known as the humanities. In time, the term grew beyond the study of Greek and Roman cultures to include those of major Western European countries: first Italy, then France and Spain, then Britain and, finally, Germany. As cultures multiplied, so did the disciplines people needed to study in pursuit of humanness. Music, theater, and dance began to flourish during the Renaissance, and scholars discovered that these disciplines were also part of the ancient world’s legacy.
More recently, this ethnocentric view of the humanities—the study of Western cultures—has expanded again to acknowledge the vast contributions of cultures beyond Europe. The art, music, theater, and literature of China, Japan, and other Asian nations, as well as those of Africa and the Americas, have become important additions to the study of the humanities.
In this book, we define the term humanities as broadly as possible. Yes, we still need to pay attention to extraordinary artistic and intellectual achievements that have been singled out for special praise and that now represent what is sometimes called the “humanistic tradition.” All of us belong to the human race and should want to know as much as possible about the distinguished contributions of those who have gone before. We may also find in our study of the humanities our response to the traditional mandate: Know thyself. By exploring the contributions of others, we begin to see how we ourselves might
contribute—not, perhaps, as great artists or writers or musicians, but as more thoughtful and critical human beings.
We do need to recognize that the “humanistic tradition” was for many centuries limited more or less to the contributions made by men of the classical and then the Western European worlds. Plato and Michelangelo and Shakespeare continue to deserve our admiration and reward our study. But our study should and does include those persons, both male and female, past and present, from around the globe, who may be little known or not known at all, who nevertheless left behind or who now offer a myriad of wonderful songs, poems, and provocative thoughts waiting to be appreciated.
The humanities are also the creative and intellectual expressions of each of us in momen.
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2. Augustodunum as visualized by the Pelagios Project’s Peripleo. Tiles by AWMC-UNC
“In [the school’s] porticoes let the young
men see and examine daily every land and
all the seas and whatever cities, peoples,
nations, our most invincible rulers either
restore by affection or conquer by valor or
restrain by fear. Since for the purpose of
instructing the youth, to have them learn
more clearly with their eyes what they
comprehend less readily by their ears…”
(trans. Talbert).
3. Plates from the Atlas van de Oudchristelijke Wereld, translated into the Atlas of the
Early Christian World (1958) and edited by Christine Mohrmann and Frédéric van der
Meer.
4.
5. University of Iowa Classics graduate students Adrienne Rose and Jeremy Swist
attempt to put the Barrington Atlas into their pockets. Note: They cannot fit it in their
6. (L) Richard Talbert with his tome (R) Tom Elliott with map
and requisite sweater vest (Lower) awmc.unc.edu
8. Syriaca.org
Interactive map of Syriac toponyms in The Syriac Gazetteer on Syriaca.org. Note the
ability to view various layers (e.g., dioceses, synagogues) based off of an Institute for
the Study of the Ancient World (ISAW-NYU) Leaflet map. (Screenshot: January 18,
9. Recogito screenshot of the places named in the 6th c. CE grammarian
Stephanus of Byzantium’s Ethnica.
10. Rule #1 of DH Club is… Open Access, Linked,
and Transparent Data are Best.
11. Take a click and explore the various projects engaged in by digital humanists at the
University of Iowa.
12.
13. Staley’s model of the Nabataean temple at Khirbet et-Tannur, located in
Wadi Hasa atop Jebel Tannur.
14.
15. Node of early modern publication relationships for 1600 CE visualized by
“Shakeosphere.”
16. Paul Dilley and Sarah E. Bond Ryan Horne
University of Iowa
University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill
*Please note the catchy acronym!
BAM (“Big Ancient Mediterranean”)*
bam.lib.uiowa.edu
17.
18. Elijah Meeks (formerly of the Stanford
Orbis project, but now studying your binge
watching data at Netflix) explains topic
modeling.
20. Allegorical depiction of Roma from the Tabula Peutingeriana (Diocletianic Date).
“As mediators between an inner mental world and an outer physical world,
maps are fundamental tools helping the human mind make sense of its
universe at various scales...maps have impinged upon the life, thought, and
imagination of most civilizations that are known through either
archaeological or written records.”
--J. Brian Harley, “The Map and the Development of the History of
Cartography,” in The history of Cartography. Vol. 1: Cartography in
Prehistoric, Ancient, and Medieval Europe and the Mediterranean, ed. J. Brian
Harley and David Woodward (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1987), 1.