Cultural Mapping and the Digital Sphere: Place and Space

Foreword // Susan Brown & Mary-Jo Romaniuk Preface // Ruth Panofsky & Kathleen Kellett Part I Place and the digital frontier 1 Mapping Tags and Tagging Maps: Leveraging Spatial Markup for Literary History // Susan Brown, Isobel Grundy, Mariana Paredes-Olea, Jeffery Antoniuk, & Breanna Mroczek 2 Modelling Collaboration in Digital Humanities Scholarship: Foundational Concepts of an emic ua Project Charter // Paul Hjartarson, Harvey Quamen, Andrea Hasenbank, Vanessa Lent, & emic ua 3 An Interactive, Materialist-Semiotic Archive: Visualizing the Canadian Theatrical Canon in the Simulated Environment for Theatre // Sasha Kovacs and Jennifer Roberts-Smith, Teresa M. Dobson, Sandra Gabriele, Omar Rodriguez-Arenas, Stan Ruecker, Stéfan Sinclair, Shawn DeSouza-Coelho 4 “Talk to the Work”: Applying istc Identifiers to the Digital Edition of the Canadian Bookman (1909–1941) // Ravit H. David 5 How to Play with Maps // Bethany Nowviskie 6 Edmonton pipelines: Living and Playing in the Digital City // Heather Zwicker 7 Representing Canadian queer authorship: Making the Internet a Women’s Place // Michelle Schwartz & Constance Crompton Part II Writers and readers: mapping textual space 8 Salomania: Maud Allan, Postcards, and Early Twentieth-Century “Viral” Circulation // Cecily Devereux 9 Toronto the Good in the Fiction and Life of Grace Irwin // Patricia Demers 10 « Where are you from? »: La ville et l’écriture migrante dans l’autofiction de Marguerite Andersen // Kathleen Kellett 11 Languages as Spaces, Translation as Play: Moving (through) Languages // Lori Saint-Martin 12 L’espace ensorcelé: Les enfants du sabbat d’Anne Hébert // Stéphanie Walsh Matthews 13 Lieu humain / lieu personne chez deux écrivaines canado-vietnamiennes, Thuong Vuong-Riddick et Kim Thúy // Mireille Mai Truong 14 Standing on a Rainbow: Reading in Place, Position, and Time // Margaret Mackey Contributors / Collaborateurs Index