A study of associational culture and the development of Irish nationalism, 1780-1830,with the construction of a software information environment
@inproceedings{Webb2011ASO,
title={A study of associational culture and the development of Irish nationalism, 1780-1830,with the construction of a software information environment},
author={Sharon Webb},
year={2011}
}This research investigates the role of associational culture in the development of
Irish nationalism during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century. Parallel to this
historical investigation it examines the use of and implements a digital humanities
methodology to research and where possible a digital solution was used to support this
thesis. This project can be described as a digital humanities project as it produces both a
traditional historical thesis along with various digital…
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