Join us for an engaging online workshop on Web Scraping and Twitter Data Extraction! Whether you're a beginner or have some experience, this session is designed to equip you with the skills needed to gather valuable data from the web...
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The limited information we have about women and gender in the early modern period is almost always related by men through gendered discourses and only a few women are registered in biographical dictionaries. Among them, Mihri Hatun (d. circa 1512)...
In the wake of the 1994 Rwandan genocide the country’s journalists, facing pressure to please the state, have lost confidence in themselves, and readers have lost faith in local media. Can the nation's news media reinvigorate itself, either from within...
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Join the Translation Studies Hub for two presentations: “American Sentimentalism and the Translation of ‘Race’ in Korea” Jang Wook Huh (American Ethnic Studies) will explore how translation facilitated the migration of Western notions of Blackness to Korea at the turn of...
Ovid’s Metamorphoses has informed several recent responses to the Anthropocene. Some see it as a source for images of human greed and arrogance; other have detected acknowledgements of the integration of human and more-than-human life in systems which could promote...
Join us for a talk and discussion with Waleed Salem , Graduate Student in the Department of Political Science at the University of Washington, and faculty discussant George Lovell, University of Washington Political Science Department. This event is free and open...
Online data visualizations are used widely by content creators to communicate information, enabling users to obtain summaries, recognize patterns, and explore oddities in data that may be challenging to determine from a data table. However, the defining visual nature of...
“Hiroshima Maidens” loosely translates genbaku otome , a phrase first used in early 1950s Japan to refer to young women who had been scarred by injuries received during the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. Ten years later...