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Social Network Analysis [ Social interaction ]

… of others. Concepts > Social interaction Keywords Digital Humanities Social Networks Network Analysis Visualization Epistolarity Social Networks and Digital Humanities In 2016, the historian Howard Hotson imagined how the … studies but also a solution to the greatest problem facing scholars of early modern social networks: the very nature of epistolarity means that archival records are spread across distances. This can make it very difficult to find everything … knowledge about the importance of others. … Digital Humanities … Social Networks … Network Analysis … Visualization … Epistolarity … Social Network Analysis …

Samuel Richardson [ Art and Literature ]

… the prison and the tête-à-tête to the world of society and the salon, the movement from private reading to publication.’ Epistolarity: Approaches to a Form (Columbus: Ohio State University Press, 1982), p. 105-106. 4 . Lady Bradshaigh wrote … on 11/30/2023, URL: https://www.digitens.org/en/notices/samuel-richardson.html Further Reading Altman, Janet Gurkin, Epistolarity: Approaches to a Form (Columbus: Ohio State University, 1982). Castle, Terry, Clarissa’s Ciphers. Meaning …

Essay periodical [ Reading & Writing / Communication / Literary & Artistic genres / Taste & Manners ]

… were invited to write to the editors either to respond to the topics developped by the journals or to offer new essays. Epistolarity was one way of staging and enforcing harmonious sociability. The journals often mixed genuine letters and … how to achieve polite, domestic sociability, and by offering them, a semi-private safe space where to socialise through epistolarity and where to find moral guidance. The construction of sociability in and by The Tatler , The Spectator and …