Topo-biographies of Women, "Austria," and Textual and Spatial Methods

With evidence from Collective Biographies of Women, this paper selects examples of "Austria" to challenge assignment of nationality in women's biographies. The presentation advocates a mid-range approach to textual and spatial DH with awareness of intersectional feminist history and theory.

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University of Virginia
United States

Keywords

Paper, Long Presentation, spatial & spatio-temporal analysis, Prosopography, Book and print history, Space, personography, meta-criticism (reflections on digital humanities and humanities computing), digital biography, Narrative, Literary studies, and prosopography, modeling and visualization, text encoding and markup language creation, deployment, Women, spatial & spatio-temporal analysis, Nationality, and analysis, Feminist studies

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