Duncan Hay
Biographic Data
| ID | 3847987 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Duncan Hay |
| GIVEN NAMES | Duncan |
| FAMILY NAME | Hay |
| SIGNATURE | HAY D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lancaster University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9781-9263 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Digital Mapping and Memory
This paper presents two digital public history resources—online maps—that are concerned with the everyday lives and reminiscences of Jewish people in two cities in the United Kingdom: London and Manchester. Using techniques derived from Geographic Information Systems ( GIS ), and the spatial humanities more broadly, these resources take the form of interactive maps which compile recordings of oral history interviews with background research, docu…
Mapping British Public Monuments Related to Slavery
This article is a product of the first complete survey of British public representational monuments in the U.K. related to transatlantic slavery, available online at https:// www.britishmonumentsrelatedtoslavery.net. Identifying over 900 monuments, it brings this survey to bear on current public and policy debates about such monuments' history, significance and meaning vis--vis slavery, art and heritage
Seeing culture from below
This paper reflects on our mapping and database project britishmonumentsrelatedtoslavery.net , the first and currently most complete account of British representational public monuments related to British transatlantic slavery. It reproduces our headline findings and presents some new maps of the data. However, our main focus in this paper is on placing our project in a wider context of emergent practices and methods that inspired us. First, we n…
Digital Literary Mapping
Cet article est le premier de deux textes interdépendants issus d’un projet fondé par l’AHRC (R.-U.), Chronotopic Cartographies, dont le but est de cartographier les lieux et l’espace de la littérature. Il cherche à établir la valeur d’une approche topologique pour la cartographie de textes littéraires. Centré sur le concept bakhtinien de chronotope, ou relation espace-temps, qui sert de fondement à la cartographie numérique de la signification s…
Digital Literary Mapping
Cet article est le second de deux textes interdépendants qui présentent de nouvelles façons de cartographier la littérature au moyen d’outils numériques adaptés au XXI e siècle. Le premier article exposait la nécessité de dépasser la cartographie des textes littéraires en fonction des sites géographiques du monde réel et d’adopter, au moyen d’une topologie littéraire, une cartographie relationnelle de l’espace qui soit non référentielle. Cet arti…
Chronotopic Cartography
This short methods paper emerges out of the AHRC-funded ‘Chronotopic Cartographies’ project for the digital mapping of place and space as represented in works of literature. The primary aim of that project was to find a way of mapping and visualizing represented literary worlds for which there is no corresponding real ‘ground’. A solution was found in the form of topological graphs which allow for relative rather than absolute mapping (but also p…
Mobile Communications Technologies in Tree Time
This article presents a practice-led investigation by a cross-disciplinary team of artists and computer scientists into the potential for mobile and digital communications technologies to engage visitors to London's Hampstead Heath with the histories of its veteran urban trees. Focusing on the application of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies within the arboreal environment for the digital poetic walk, The Listening Wood, it considers the reci…
"Made in Maine" at the Maine State Museum, Augusta
On October 20, 1985, the State Museum opened Made in an exhibit on 19th-century manufacturing that represents the institution's largest research, collecting, and exhibition undertaking to date. For four years Made in Maine consumed nearly all the energies of the museum's staff, along with $400,000 in construction costs. However, payoffs for citizens of Maine, the museum community, and scholars of industrial history more than justify this initial …
Seeing culture from below
This paper reflects on our mapping and database project britishmonumentsrelatedtoslavery.net , the first and currently most complete account of British representational public monuments related to British transatlantic slavery. It reproduces our headline findings and presents some new maps of the data. However, our main focus in this paper is on placing our project in a wider context of emergent practices and methods that inspired us. First, we n…
Mapping British Public Monuments Related to Slavery
This article is a product of the first complete survey of British public representational monuments in the U.K. related to transatlantic slavery, available online at https:// www.britishmonumentsrelatedtoslavery.net. Identifying over 900 monuments, it brings this survey to bear on current public and policy debates about such monuments' history, significance and meaning vis--vis slavery, art and heritage
"Made in Maine" at the Maine State Museum, Augusta
On October 20, 1985, the State Museum opened Made in an exhibit on 19th-century manufacturing that represents the institution's largest research, collecting, and exhibition undertaking to date. For four years Made in Maine consumed nearly all the energies of the museum's staff, along with $400,000 in construction costs. However, payoffs for citizens of Maine, the museum community, and scholars of industrial history more than justify this initial …
Chronotopic Cartography
This short methods paper emerges out of the AHRC-funded ‘Chronotopic Cartographies’ project for the digital mapping of place and space as represented in works of literature. The primary aim of that project was to find a way of mapping and visualizing represented literary worlds for which there is no corresponding real ‘ground’. A solution was found in the form of topological graphs which allow for relative rather than absolute mapping (but also p…
Mobile Communications Technologies in Tree Time
This article presents a practice-led investigation by a cross-disciplinary team of artists and computer scientists into the potential for mobile and digital communications technologies to engage visitors to London's Hampstead Heath with the histories of its veteran urban trees. Focusing on the application of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies within the arboreal environment for the digital poetic walk, The Listening Wood, it considers the reci…
Digital Literary Mapping
Cet article est le premier de deux textes interdépendants issus d’un projet fondé par l’AHRC (R.-U.), Chronotopic Cartographies, dont le but est de cartographier les lieux et l’espace de la littérature. Il cherche à établir la valeur d’une approche topologique pour la cartographie de textes littéraires. Centré sur le concept bakhtinien de chronotope, ou relation espace-temps, qui sert de fondement à la cartographie numérique de la signification s…
Digital Literary Mapping
Cet article est le second de deux textes interdépendants qui présentent de nouvelles façons de cartographier la littérature au moyen d’outils numériques adaptés au XXI e siècle. Le premier article exposait la nécessité de dépasser la cartographie des textes littéraires en fonction des sites géographiques du monde réel et d’adopter, au moyen d’une topologie littéraire, une cartographie relationnelle de l’espace qui soit non référentielle. Cet arti…
Mapping British Public Monuments Related to Slavery
This article is a product of the first complete survey of British public representational monuments in the U.K. related to transatlantic slavery, available online at https:// www.britishmonumentsrelatedtoslavery.net. Identifying over 900 monuments, it brings this survey to bear on current public and policy debates about such monuments' history, significance and meaning vis--vis slavery, art and heritage
Seeing culture from below
This paper reflects on our mapping and database project britishmonumentsrelatedtoslavery.net , the first and currently most complete account of British representational public monuments related to British transatlantic slavery. It reproduces our headline findings and presents some new maps of the data. However, our main focus in this paper is on placing our project in a wider context of emergent practices and methods that inspired us. First, we n…
Digital Mapping and Memory
This paper presents two digital public history resources—online maps—that are concerned with the everyday lives and reminiscences of Jewish people in two cities in the United Kingdom: London and Manchester. Using techniques derived from Geographic Information Systems ( GIS ), and the spatial humanities more broadly, these resources take the form of interactive maps which compile recordings of oral history interviews with background research, docu…
Art (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · History (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Geographic Information Systems Studies (3 works) · Geographies of human-animal interactions (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Cartography (2 works)