Mapping the Trade of the Société Typographique de Neuchâtel, 1769-1794

The French Book Trade in Enlightenment Europe (FBTEE) project is a digital humanities project of international significance mapping the production, marketing, dissemination, policing, and reception of books (and hence ideas) in the late eighteenth century. It aims to bring together and make interoperable and publicly available in a single digital resource multiple historical bibliometric databases. The first of these databases is now available on line via this site. A second stage of the project’s development is being funded by the Australian Research Council and Western Sydney University, where the project is now based. For details of this project and work in progress. Click here. The version of the FBTEE database currently online maps the trade of the Société Typographique de Neuchâtel (STN), a celebrated Swiss publishing house that operated between 1769 and 1794. This resource was publicly launched on 25 June 2012 and is freely available on this website. Related: Digital Humanities

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British Book Trade Archives - 1830-1939 A location register. The aim of this site is to facilitate the research of book historians through listing the known locations of the archives of British publishers, printers, booksellers and stationers active in the period 1830-1939. Other book trade archives have also been included namely literary agents and bookbinders but these are by no means comprehensive. A supplementary section has been added which lists archives of the book trade in Dublin during this period. We would welcome notice of corrections and additions, please make them via the web form. British Book Trade Archives 1830-1939: A location Register, Alexis Weedon and Michael Bott was first published in print by History of the Book on Demand Series, March 1996. A revised list for the web was produced by Alexis Weedon, University of Luton, in 2001. Site created by Deena Ingham 2006

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Mercurius Politicus | A blog (mostly) about early modern culture Humanities Data Visualization Eighteenth-Century Media DH Lab: The Digital Humanities Lab at Georgia Tech d i a p s a l m a t a Projects – DH LAB Data by Design Data by Design: An Interactive History of Data Visualization, 1786-1900, challenges the commonly-held belief that visualization serves as a neutral method for data’s display. In a series of five “data narratives” —chapter-length web-based texts that employ interactive visualizations in order to advance their claims— this project traces the rise of modern data visualization techniques. (Read more…) The Shape of History A project that brings together theories of speculative design with original archival research in order to ask how forgotten histories of data visualization can help us to imagine new forms and platforms for data’s display. TOME: Interactive TOpic Model and MEtadata Visualization Workshop: Digital Humanities + Design Digital Humanities + Design , a workshop held at Georgia Tech in April 2017, brought together over 100 participants to explore these increasingly convergent fields, and to identify additional possibilities for their intersection.

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