This project uses Scalar's tag visualization tool to thematize page notes, which have been created as annotations within the texts featured on the site. Theme tags highlight sleep-related concerns and debates prominently featured in fiction and other forms of popular print culture surrounding the Progressive Era. 

To utilize this tool:

• Click on a theme
• You then will see the notes tagged according to that particular theme.
• Click on a note to be taken to the individual annotation
  • If you would like to navigate to the particular passage addressed in the annotation:
    • Each note is titled according to the passage it annotates (For Roderick Hudson and House of Mirth, the roman numerals in the note titles correlate with chapter numbers; for the "Uncle Julius" Tales and the Forerunner, titles of each story are provided in the note title).
    • With the note's title in mind, go to the "Table of Contents" dropdown menu in the upper-left corner of the site.
    • Click on the text for which the note is an annotation.
    • Use the Contents list at the top of the page to navigate to the desired chapter/section.