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Digital Scholarship in the Humanities

Subject Areas: Computer Science Applications
Publisher: EADH:The European Association for Digital Humanities - Oxford University Press
ISSN: 2055-7671
SJR: 18

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False statements in Egan et al.’s defence of their word adjacency network method

Rizvi, Pervez

2024 Digital Scholarship in the Humanities

doi:10.1093/llc/fqad106
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A reply to Pervez Rizvi’s letter

Egan, Gabriel; Eisen, Mark; Ribeiro, Alejandro; Segarra, Santiago

2024 Digital Scholarship in the Humanities

doi:10.1093/llc/fqad107
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Gender Assignment as an Event—a Contemporary Approach for the Adequate Depiction of Historical Gender Categories

Andrews, Tara L; Deierl, Marius; Ebel, Carla

2024 Digital Scholarship in the Humanities

doi:10.1093/llc/fqad100
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Constructing a digital system of historical geographic information from the perspective of digital humanities: a case study of the historical geographic information database of Tibetan Buddhist monasteries

Chen, Danying; Zhao, Yaolong; Chao, Zihao; Li, Yuchen; Fang, Subin

2024 Digital Scholarship in the Humanities

doi:10.1093/llc/fqad103

Digital techniques are critical in the digital age. Research in various disciplines requires the use of digital technology. Extracting and digitizing information from text, particularly historical geographical information, is the most fundamental operation of digital humanities. However,...
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The internal structure of medieval Latin legendaries: a computational analysis

de Valeriola, Sébastien; Dubuisson, Bastien

2024 Digital Scholarship in the Humanities

doi:10.1093/llc/fqad097

Since the middle of the 17th century, scholars have been systematically describing numerous medieval manuscripts preserved in libraries and religious institutions that contain hagiographic texts, that is texts recounting the lives of saints. In this article, we apply quantitative tools to the...
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Topic modelling literary interviews from The Paris Review

Greene, Derek; O'Sullivan, James; O'Reilly, Daragh

2024 Digital Scholarship in the Humanities

doi:10.1093/llc/fqad098

The interview has always proved to be a rich source for those hoping to better understand the figures behind a text, as well as any social contexts and writing practices which might have informed their aesthetic sentiments. Over the past two decades, research into the literary interview has made...
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Unsigned play by Milan Kundera? An authorship attribution study

Jungmannová, Lenka; Plecháč, Petr

2024 Digital Scholarship in the Humanities

doi:10.1093/llc/fqad109

In addition to being a widely recognized novelist, Milan Kundera has also authored three pieces for theatre: The Owners of the Keys (Majitelé klíčů 1961), The Blunder (Ptákovina 1967), and Jacques and his Master (Jakub a jeho pán 1971). In recent years, however, the hypothesis has been raised...
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Epistemic consequences of unfair tools

Lassen, Ida Marie S; Kristensen-McLachlan, Ross Deans; Almasi, Mina; Enevoldsen, Kenneth; Nielbo, Kristoffer L

2024 Digital Scholarship in the Humanities

doi:10.1093/llc/fqad091

This article examines the epistemic consequences of unfair technologies used in digital humanities (DH). We connect bias analysis informed by the field of algorithmic fairness with perspectives on knowledge production in DH. We examine the fairness of Danish Named Entity Recognition tools through...
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Normalization of kinship relations to enrich family network analysis: case study on China biographical database

Li, Bin; Yuan, Yiguo; Lu, Xuehui; Bol, Peter K

2024 Digital Scholarship in the Humanities

doi:10.1093/llc/fqad108

Kinship is an important issue in history studies. The kinship database is the key resource to analyze the structure, succession, and evolution of families. However, one kinship could be expressed by different words, and one kinship word may be vague and ambiguous in natural languages, especially...
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The analogy of computing1

McCarty, Willard

2024 Digital Scholarship in the Humanities

doi:10.1093/llc/fqad104

The digital machine is analogical by design: with it, we construct models of phenomena that by definition of that term are necessarily partial approximations. For that reason, we learn more by conceiving of them as analogues rather than imperfect copies. As the foofaraw over AI would make clear...

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