Adam Bradley

Adam Bradley, BA (McMaster) MA (University of Waterloo), received a PhD for work in the intersections between technology and traditional literary studies. His MA research project, titled Data Visualization and the Avant-Garde Aesthetic was a digital humanities project completed in conjunction with the English department’s Digital Media Lab and the Computer Science department’s Touchlab. His project investigated whether shifting the aesthetics of a given text can offer new insights into the study of its structure and how the integrity of that text can be maintained within this paradigm.

Projects

• Gendered or Neutral?

Publications

2017

• H. Mehta, A. Bradley, M. Hancock, and C. Collins, Metatation: Annotation as Implicit Interaction to Bridge Close and Distant Reading, ACM Trans. Comput.-Hum. Interact., vol. 24, iss. 5, 2017.

2016

• A. J. Bradley, T. Kirton, M. Hancock, and S. Carpendale, Language DNA: Visualizing a language decomposition, Digital Humanities Quarterly, vol. 10, iss. 4, 2016.

2015

• A. Bradley, C. MacArthur, M. Hancock, and S. Carpendale, Gendered or Neutral? Considering the Language of HCI, in Proc. GI, Toronto, Ont., Canada, Canada, 2015, p. 163–170.