Titlebook: Reading Modernism with Machines; Digital Humanities a Shawna Ross,James O‘Sullivan Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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,“We Twiddle … and Turn into Machines”: Mina Loy, HTML and the Machining of Information,ween 1910 and 1930 the turn from a concept of the machine as physical to the machine as information, a transformation also developed in twentieth-century Marxist thought. Pilsch bases Loy’s informatic futurism on discoveries made in translating her typographic fractals into HTML for online consumpti

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,Mapping Modernism’s Z-axis: A Model for Spatial Analysis in Modernist Studies,ng with close reading practices to produce 3D maps that are warped according to the geospatial details of a given modernist novel. In the process, z-axis research affords critical inquiry into the ways in which modernist novels use space to both contest and reify contemporary social, political, and cartographical depictions of cities.

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Modeling Modernist Dialogism: Close Reading with Big Data,ed on large datasets can prompt new close readings and, in particular, provide new insight into the dialogism or multi-voicedness of three important modernist texts: T. S. Eliot’s ., Virginia Woolf’s . and James Joyce’s “The Dead.”