Humanities Data in the Wild

Humanities Data in the Wild refers to digital information collected from real-world sources like social media, websites, and online archives that humanities researchers analyze to explore human culture, history, and society. Unlike laboratory data, this information is generated naturally through everyday digital activity. Researchers use these diverse data sets to uncover patterns, understand cultural trends, and gain insights into human behavior. Working with humanities data in real-world settings involves managing messy, unstructured information, making it both challenging and valuable for understanding our complex social landscape.