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Concept Map I (Power, Narrative, Data, Silence), Reading List :!!:,…

- - - - Santa Anna believed English-speaking squatters had less power than him.
  - - - applies to
        
        make a decision
        
        leaders
- - - - applies to
        
        speech
        
        brings
        
        influence
        
        similar to
  - - - ex.
        
        fictions
        
        explains by
        
        fake story
  - - - explains by
        
        constructivism believes history pretending truth
        
        same to
        
        which is
        
        bias
      - influences by
  - - - results of
- - - - applies to
        
        store historical events' information
  - - - which is
        
        collection of objective information
        
        opposite of
- - - - which is
        
        limited perspective and unknown events
      - which is
        
        silenced part in historical narrative
        
        similar to
  - - - example of
        
        all details in one's memory
  - - - causes by unequal power
- - - - much depends on (Yau, 2021)[reading 1]
  - - - depends on
        
        audience considerations, question types, tool, time (Yau, 2021)[reading 1]
  - - - Missing four governors' information in Constantine (Data Silence) tells that on that period, there is political upheaval (Sanders, 2021)[reading 2]
        
        similar to
- - - - geo‐temporal version of(Presner & Shepard, 2016)[reading 3]
  - - - help construct & nourish (Presner & Shepard, 2016)[reading 3]
  - - - combine with data landscapes to tell story about a neighborhood(Presner & Shepard, 2016)[reading 3]
- - - - If want to explore "scandal", should focus on period around 1660 (Walsh & Horowitz)[reading 4]