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Digital humanities

Ramsay's practice of using computational transformations of texts to provoke and enrich critical interpretation rather than to prove claims.

In digital humanities, algorithmic criticism refers to ramsay's practice of using computational transformations of texts to provoke and enrich critical interpretation rather than to prove claims. This meaning comes from Ramsay (2011) in Reading Machines.[1]

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Ramsay, S. (2011). Reading Machines. University of Illinois Press. https://doi.org/10.5406/illinois/9780252036415.001.0001

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