As Professor Anne Higonnet has told me a couple of times this semester, “the stars seem to be aligned for this project” and she certainly was right today. This morning she and I had the pleasure of visiting a private collector of Sèvres 18th C porcelain at her home in […]
Computerized scholarship is a beautiful thing. So much can be done, we weren’t able to do before. We can enter troves of data, tag it intelligently, and explore new connections through visualization, or discover them quicker than before. We can present scholarship in new ways — if done right, more […]
Over the last week (plus) I have continued to chip away at my pile of reading, collect notes, and I formulated my preliminary proposal which was turned in on Tuesday October 6. In terms of where I am in my research, I would say I still have a ways to […]
