• Registered student list for course
• David L. Hoover, "Hot-Air Textuality: Literature after Jerome McGann" [PDF] TEXT Technology, 14.2 (2005): 71-103
• DH events
• Preview of readings and assignments for Class 7
• Today: form up into teams for mock project prospectus assignment, or decide to work individually on that assignment
• Today or next class: Students (or teams) should by this date submit to the instructor a paragraph sketching the gist of a "possible mock project prospectus" for the mock project prospectus assignment in the course.  The paragraph is only provisional; it does not prevent changes in future.
• Our blogs

• Language: Linguistics, Anthropology Structuralism Deconstruction
  (Impact on the Humanities in 1960's-70's)

• Probability: Math, Physics, Info Theory Topic Modeling
  Network: Sociology, Math, Info Science Network Analysis
  (Impact on the Humanities Now)

• Ongoing and future developments:
• bimodal & multimodal networks (cf. Scott B. Weingart, "Demystifying Networks, Parts I & II")
• metrics in humanities network models
• hypergraphs
• research problems mentioned by John Scott, "Social Network Analysis" (1988) (pp. 119 ff):
              ❦ distance and spatial arrangement
              ❦ nodes as "simplex" topographies
• new visualization methods--e.g.,
• Matrix visualization (e.g., Melange)
• Nathalie Henry et al., "NodeTrix: A Hybrid Visualization of Social Networks" [PDF] (2007)
• application of social-network model paradigm to topic modeling, maps, media archaeology (e.g., network visualization of WhatEvery1Says topic model)
  

• Prelude:
• Elizabeth Allen's exercise 

• Manual exercises
• Nissa Cannon's exercise
• Lizzie Callaway's exercise
• Sienna Cordoba's exercise
• Rebecca Chenoweth's exerdise
• Percy Ross's exercise

• Gephi exercises
• Ashley Champagne's exercise
• Bhargavi Narayanan's exercise

• Exercises with other tools
• Juan Llamas-Rodriguez's exercise
• Gabriel Baker's exercise
• Inez's exercise

• Multimodal network exercises
• Phillip Cortes's exercise
• Nicole Dib's exercise
• Dalia Bolotnikov's exercise

• RoSE

• Phenomena that appear in distant reading:

          (in escalating scale of possible disturbance to humanists)

• Pattern
• Scale phenomena / Cyclical phenomena
• Quantitative phenomena
• Probabilistic phenomena (%)
• [Network phenomena]

• The "Network" Concept: (Google Books Ngram Viewer: "network")

• Victorian wallpaper
• American 19th-century quilts
• The Internet (vizualizations)

• Examples:
• Stacy Margolis, "Network Theory circa 1800: Charles Brockden Brown's Arthur Mervyn" (2012) [paywalled; UCSB students have free access through UCSB Library Proxy server]
• Franco Moretti, "Network Theory, Plot Analysis," Stanford Literary Lab Pamphlet #2 (2011)
• Elson, David K., Nicholas Dames, and Kathleen R. McKeon, "Extracting Social Networks from Literary Fiction" [PDF] (2010)
• My overview: A. Liu, "From Reading to Social Computing" (2013)

• Materials that may be useful in discussion:
• Peter S. Bearman and Katherine Stovel, "Becoming a Nazi: A Model for Narrative Networks" (2000)
• Roberto Franzosi, Quantitative Narrative Analysis (2010) (example network graph)
• John W., and Vincent Duquenne, "The Duality of Culture and Practice: Poverty Relief in New York City, 1888-1917" (1997) (example graph)
• Alston D'Silva and Hannah Goodwin, "Affective Networks in Ensemble Character Dramas" (project for Alan Liu's English 236, "Literature+" (Spring 2012)