Computers, Visualization, and History
Computers, Visualization, and History considers the connections among digital technology, visual representation, and historical study. Written by David J. Staley, this focused volume is suited to readers interested in computers, visualization, and the ways these subjects relate to understanding the past.
About This Book
Computers, Visualization, and History brings together three closely related areas of inquiry: computing, visual representation, and the study of the past.
The book examines these subjects through the work of David J. Staley.
Its title highlights an interest in how computers and visualization connect with historical thinking and practice.
This volume may appeal to readers exploring the role of technology and images in understanding history.
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