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Step-by-step course guide
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What you will learn in this course
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About the course: David Kinney & Simon DeDeo
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Introducing the course Teaching Assistant
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Join the discussion
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Calendar & Deadlines
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Introduction to Humanities Analytics
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Analyzing "Excellence" in the Humanities
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Case Study: Capitalism & Democracy
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Chapter 5 part I Overview
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The Marriage of Capitalism & Democracy part 1
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Test Your Knowledge part 1
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Test Your Knowledge part 1: Explanations
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Chapter 5 part 2 Overview
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The Marriage of Capitalism & Democracy part 2
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Test Your Knowledge part 2
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Test Your Knowledge part 2: Explanations
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Assignment: Case Study: Capitalism & Democracy
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Measurement & Operationalization
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A Philosophical Approach to Probability
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Guest Lecture: Marco Buongiorno Nardelli
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Getting Started with Scientific Programming
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Application: Blurbs, the Culture Industry & the Uses of Literature
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Final Assignment
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Guest Lecture: Nan Z. Da
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Wrap-Up
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What's Next
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17.2 What's Next » Python NLP tutorials
There are many resources for learning Python and Natural Language Processing tools. Some places to start if you are new to coding or want a guided walk-through for text analysis and found the in-course tutorial was not enough (or too much):
https://github.com/fbkarsdorp/python-course < no longer updated, it gets buggy around Chapter 5...but useful until then!
https://github.com/vierth/fromZerotoN < a newer alternative to the above
If you are looking for a Python (and more!) platform that will make package management easy, try Anaconda.