The Production of Space in Historic Newspapers

Mapping geography in historic newspapers

Through a broaderĀ collaborative partnership with theĀ University of North Texas, Iā€™ve been examining a large corpus ofĀ digitized historical newspapers from Texas. My project uses text processing to recreate and analyze the imaginative geography of various times and locales in Texas history. The results of my research were published in the June 2014 issue of theĀ Journal of American History, along with an accompanying online component at the Stanford Spatial History Project. The majority of the research took place through a research grant from the Stanford Presidential Fund for Innovation in the Humanities, as part of theĀ Tooling Up for Digital Histories project at theĀ Bill Lane Center and theĀ Spatial History Lab. (Blevins, 2014)

2014

  1. Mining and Mapping the Production of Space: A View of the World from Houston
    Cameron Blevins
    2014
  2. Space, nation, and the triumph of region: A view of the world from Houston
    Cameron Blevins
    The Journal of American History, 2014

References

2014

  1. Space, nation, and the triumph of region: A view of the world from Houston
    Cameron Blevins
    The Journal of American History, 2014