Just back from an excellent one-day conference organised by the Oxford Internet Institute, on ‘Digital impacts: how to measure and understand the usage and impact of digital content’ (20 May 2011). Among other things, the event presented the work of the...
The text of Steve Hindle’s 2010 Marc Fitch lecture, ‘Below stairs at Arbury Hall: Sir Richard Newdigate and his household staff, c.1670–1710’, has been published by Historical Research. Currently available online in our Early View issue.
The following new articles are now available online in Historical Research’s Early View issue:’Anglo-French cultural transmission: the case of John Locke and the Huguenots’ by Delphine Soulard’Church, state and law: solutions to lay contumacy...
Digital Research and Editing Environments offer humanities researchers the opportunity greatly to extend the range of methodologies open to them through the use of advanced online text analysis tools. However, their adoption remains highly localised and unevenly...
A surprising and useful addition to online research for Anglo-French relations is the Representing France and the French in Early English Modern Drama database. The unusual resource covers the English view of the French in some 200 plays of the early modern period....
We’re delighted to be able to announce details of the first term of the new Digital History seminar, in association with IHR Digital. There will be three sessions in May and June, and the first will be on Tuesday 17th May, with Professor Adrian Bell (Reading) and Dr...
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