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Wednesday October 9, 2024 11:15am - 11:25am EDT
At the beginning of my PhD journey about colonial Mexican painters, I had research questions that I couldn't answer using available digital collections or datasets. Moreso, the available linked data that I was able to access did not cover the actors, places, and temporality I wanted to study. This scarcity constrained me to create my own datasets and focus on a methodological problem instead: the creation of a database using printed sources. In ths presentation, I will explain how I created this database and datasets, but I will also reflect on the digital scarcity of sources in Spanish and about historical actors from the peripheries.
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Maria Laura Flores Barba

PhD Candidate in Hispanic Studies, Western University, Department of Languages and Cultures
I'm an art historian wrapping up my PhD in Hispanic Studies at Western University (Ontario, Canada). My thesis project is the design of a database about painters in Colonial Mexico, which can produce data for social network analysis. Most recently, I have been working with a multidisciplinary... Read More →
Wednesday October 9, 2024 11:15am - 11:25am EDT
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