Browsing by Author "Urbina, Eduardo"

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    • The Diabolical Adventures of Don Quixote and the Possession of Shakespeare's Protagonists: Religious Climates and Models of Madness in Late Renaissance Spain and England 
      Kallendorf, Hilaire (1995)
      Madness and irrationality appear as recurrent motifs in Renaissance literature, not only in England but also on the Continent. Shakespeare incorporates the terminology and imagery of the Elizabethan exorcist to paint a ...
    • A Digital Library Approach to the Reconstruction of Ancient Sunken Ships 
      Monroy Cobar, Carlos A. (2011-10-21)
      Throughout the ages, countless shipwrecks have left behind a rich historical and technological legacy. In this context, nautical archaeologists study the remains of these boats and ships and the cultures that created and ...
    • Facilitating Reading through a Theme-Driven Approach 
      Deng, Jie (2010-01-15)
      Readers often encounter the need to explore a document only for a specific point of interest. We call the phenomena of approaching a narrative not for its entirety, but for a thread of a particular topic, thematic reading. ...
    • Feature identification framework and applications (FIFA) 
      Audenaert, Michael Neal (Texas A&M University, 2006-04-12)
      Large digital libraries typically contain large collections of heterogeneous resources intended to be delivered to a variety of user communities. One key challenge for these libraries is providing tight integration between ...
    • Interlinking related diverse media in a digital library 
      Singh, Manas Sourava (Texas A&M University, 2006-08-16)
      Digital libraries are widely used for organizing and presenting large collections of artifacts. However, as the digital libraries grow in size, it is becoming increasingly difficult for the user to find all the resources ...
    • A New Model for Image-Based Humanities Computing 
      Brown, Jacob Hohmann (2009-05-15)
      Image-based humanities computing, the computer-assisted study of digitallyrepresented “objects or artifacts of cultural heritage,” is an increasingly popular yet “established practice” located at the most recent intersections ...
    • Solving the broken link problem in Walden's Paths 
      Dalal, Zubin Jamshed (Texas A&M University, 2004-09-30)
      With the extent of the web expanding at an increasing rate, the problems caused by broken links are reaching epidemic proportions. Studies have indicated that a substantial number of links on the Internet are broken. User ...
    • Texas Center for Digital Humanities and New Media 
      Earhart, Amy; Ives, Maura; Burkart, Patrick; Ezell, Margaret; Harner, James; Ramasubramanian, Srividya; Vieira de Castro, Filipe; Morris, Jeff; Dox, Donnalee; Urbina, Eduardo; Burlbaw, Lynn M.; Carpenter, B. Stephen II; Davis, Trina J.; Yadav, Manjit; Herbert, Bruce; Akleman, Ergun; Furuta, Richard; Shipman, Frank; Vedlitz, Arnold (2009)
      We propose the creation of a Center for Digital Humanities, Media and Culture (formerly titled Texas Center for Digital Humanities and New Media). The Center will address two related grand challenges: the need to investigate ...
    • The Universal Quixote: Appropriations of a Literary Icon 
      McGraw, Mark David (2013-07-09)
      First functioning as image based text and then as a widely illustrated book, the impact of the literary figure Don Quixote outgrew his textual limits to gain near-universal recognition as a cultural icon. Compared to the ...