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Network Sense

Name: Network Sense
Brand: University Press of Colorado
SKU: 20135770
Price: 9052 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Derek N. Mueller
ISBN: 9781607328629

Methods for Visualizing a Discipline

Derek N. Mueller

Language

English

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Libristo code: 20135770

Publishers University Press of Colorado, November 2018

In this book, the first published in the #writing series, Derek N. Mueller offers a methodological r... Full description

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In this book, the first published in the #writing series, Derek N. Mueller offers a methodological response to recent efforts by scholars in rhetoric and composition/writing studies to account for patterns indicative of the discipline's maturation. Influenced by work on distant reading (Moretti, 2005) and thin description (Love, 2010 & 2013), this monograph attends to forms of knowledge newly available via computationally mined, aggregated data from large collections of texts, which is then used to build experimental models for discerning non-obvious relationships. By shedding light on large-scale patterns, the models promote what Mueller refers to as a network sense of the field, which regards these as crucial structures of participation for orienting newcomers to the shifting terrain of disciplinary knowledge and for sustaining a generalist's wherewithal in the midst of a growing archive of increasingly specialized scholarship.