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The Highbrow Textual Annotation Browser

The Highbrow Textual Annotation Browser. Visualizing an Entire Commentary Tradition. Reinhard Engels. Harvard Library. The most heavily annotated parts of the Bible. Visual Fingerprint of Commentator’s Relationship with the work. Dynamic: Zoom, Pan, Select, Link.

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The Highbrow Textual Annotation Browser

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  1. The Highbrow Textual Annotation Browser • Visualizing an Entire Commentary Tradition Reinhard Engels Harvard Library

  2. The most heavily annotated parts of the Bible Visual Fingerprint of Commentator’s Relationship with the work

  3. Dynamic: Zoom, Pan, Select, Link

  4. Scale of Literary Annotations? St. Augustine: 31, 817

  5. Deep Zoom Pyramid

  6. Aggregating Tracks of Commentary

  7. "The safest general characterization of the European philosophical tradition is that it consists of a series of footnotes to Plato" --Alfred North Whitehead

  8. Taking part in “The Great Conversation” aka, “Reading with the Stars”

  9. “Highbrow?” Highlight Browser High Level Overview Grand Literary Ambitions http://osc.hul.harvard.edu/highbrow/

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