Computational · Paper · 2026

Mapping William Blake's Works: Evidence ledgers, source provenance, text-image diagnostics, and rights-bounded release controls

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Overview

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A reproducible, rights-bounded digital-humanities workflow that builds and audits a target-ledgered William Blake corpus (texts, images, metadata, analysis, visual summaries) and separates open-source code and project-authored aggregate analytics from provider-supplied source materials. This record contains the working-paper PDF (rights-safe: Blake Archive image mosaics omitted) and the open-source software release bundle. The MIT license covers project code and project-authored outputs only; provider-supplied Blake Archive TEI, transcriptions, images, and fallback source texts are excluded and remain under their source-provider terms.

William Blakedigital humanitiescorpus acquisitionsource provenancerights-bounded release

Use Notes

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Findings / Concepts
  • William Blake
  • digital humanities
  • corpus acquisition
  • source provenance
  • rights-bounded release
Methods / Techniques
  • Not yet summarized.

Citation

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Friedman, Daniel Ari. 2026. Mapping William Blake's Works: Evidence ledgers, source provenance, text-image diagnostics, and rights-bounded release controls. Zenodo.

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