Table of Contents

• Understanding Botnet-driven Blog Spam: Motivations and MethodsBrandon Bevans, Bruce DeBruhl, Foaad Khosmood. [doi]
• Ghostwriter identification of Yasunari Kawabata in the 1960sHao Sun, Mingzhe Jin. [doi]
• Journal Flipping Or Model Flipping? Le Tournant Du Libre Accès Au Prisme Des Humanités Numériques.Pierre-Carl Langlais. [doi]
• New potentials in the digital archives: a participative inquiry into interdisciplinary collaboration in digital historical research at the Wellcome TrustAlex Green, Lalita Kaplish, Hannah Walker. [doi]
• Tracking Transmission of Details in PaintingsBenoit Seguin, Isabella diLenardo, Frédéric Kaplan. [doi]
• Real and Imagined Geography at City-Scale: Sentiment Analysis of Chicago's "One Book" ProgramAna Lucic, John Shanahan. [doi]
• Research Computing's Demand for Humanists, and Vice VersaQuinn Dombrowski, Tassie Gniady, Megan Meredith-Lobay, Jeffrey Tharsen, Lee Zickel. [doi]
• Research Center as Distant Publisher: Developing Non-Consumptive Compliant Open Data Worksets to Support New Modes of InquiryRobert H. McDonald. [doi]
• DHConnections: Examining the Growth of the Digital Humanities Summer Institute CommunityCole Daniel Crawford. [doi]
• Análisis De las Asociaciones Entre Artistas En El Ámbito Expositivo: Nueva Metodología De Exploración Y Nuevos Parámetros InterpretativosNuria Rodríguez-Ortega, José Pino-Díaz. [doi]
• Towards a Linked Data Access to Folktales Classified by Thompson's Motifs and Aarne-Thompson-Uther's TypesThierry Declerck. [doi]
• Site-specific Cultural Infrastructure: Promoting Access And Conquering The Digital Divide.Andre Goodrich, Gustaf Templehoff, Juan Steyn. [doi]
• "We Have This Space Problem: " Big Data, Multi-Dimensionality and the Kissinger CorrespondenceMicki Kaufman. [doi]
• Sharing Surgical Scars: Social Networks and the Many Gendered Meanings of MastectomyKj Surkan. [doi]
• The Intellectual Structure of Digital Humanities: An Author Co-Citation AnalysisJin Gao, Oliver Duke-Williams, Simon Mahony, Melanie Ramdarshan Bold, Julianne Nyhan. [doi]
• WeisoEvent: A Ming-Weiso Event Analytics Tool with Named Entity Markup and Spatial-Temporal Information LinkingRichard Tzong-Han Tsai, Yu-Ting Lai, Pi-Ling Pai, Yu-Chun Wang, Sunny Hui-Min Huang, I-Chun Fan. [doi]
• Making topic modeling easy. A programming library in PythonFotis Jannidis, Steffen Pielström, Christof Schöch, Thorsten Vitt. [doi]
• A Survey on Research Data at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of CologneBrigitte Mathiak, Simone Kronenwett. [doi]
• Studying Literary Characters and Character NetworksAndrew Piper, Mark Algee-Hewitt, Koustuv Sinha, Derek Ruths, Hardik Vala. [doi]
• La Production de l'Espace dans l'Imprimé Français d'Ancien Régime : Le Cas de la GazetteFrançois Dominic Laramée. [doi]
• Mining the Cultural Memory of Irish Industrial Schools Using Word Embedding and Text ClassificationSusan Leavy, Emilie Pine, Mark Keane. [doi]
• A Database of Online Book Response and the Nature of the Literary ThrillerPeter Boot. [doi]
• Contextual Interpretation of Digital Music NotationKevin R. Page, David Lewis, David M. Weigl. [doi]
• Making Manuscripts Searchable: DEx: A Database of Dramatic Extracts, Digital Publication, and Boutique ProjectsLaura Estill. [doi]
• Distant Seeing TVTaylor Baillie Arnold, Lauren Craig Tilton. [doi]
• Critical Digital Humanities and Machine-LearningCaroline Bassett, David M. Berry, M. Beatrice Fazi, Jack Pay, Ben Roberts. [doi]
• Digital Religion - Digital TheologyClaire Clivaz, Emily S. Clark, Paul Dilley, Katherine M. Faull, Rachel McBride-Lindsey, Peter Phillips. [doi]
• How Access Determines The Whole Structuration Of A European Infrastructure: The Example Of DARIAHSuzanne Dumouchel. [doi]
• ARL Digital Scholarship InstituteSarah Melton, Michelle Dalmau, Nora Dimmock, Dan Tracy, Erin Glass. [doi]
• Effective Identification of Citations in the Kanseki RepositoryChristian Wittern. [doi]
• MemoryGraph: Digital Critique of Old Photographs Using a Mobile App that Enhances the Interpretation of LandscapeAsanobu Kitamoto. [doi]
• Frequently Cited Passages Across Time: New Methods for Studying the Critical Reception of TextsJonathan Pearce Reeve, Milan Terlunen, Sierra Eckert. [doi]
• Digital Humanities from Scratch: A Pedagogy-Driven Investigation of an In-Copyright CorpusBrian Croxall. [doi]
• Topic Patterns in an Academic Literary Journal: The Case Of "Teksty Drugie"Maciej Maryl, Maciej Eder. [doi]
• Une Preuve de Concept pour la Sémantisation et la Visualisation Orientée Utilisateur de Données ArchivistiquesFlorence Clavaud, Emmanuel Château-Dutier. [doi]
• Digital Scholarship and Privacy-sensitive CollectionsUnmil Karadkar, King Davis. [doi]
• Don't Get Fooled by Word Embeddings-Better Watch their NeighborhoodJohannes Hellrich, Udo Hahn. [doi]
• Queer Infrastructures: Digital Intimacies, Spaces, Affordances and CollaborationT. L. Cowan, Jasmine Rault, Dayna McLeod, Carina Guzmán. [doi]
• Numbers into Notes: Digital Prototyping as Close Reading of Ada Lovelace's ‘Note A'David De Roure, Pip Willcox. [doi]
• Aesthetic Appreciation And Spanish Art: Insights from Eye-TrackingClaire Bailey-Ross, Andrew Beresford, Daniel Smith, Claire Warwick. [doi]
• Facilitating Fine-Grained Open Annotations of Scholarly SourcesPeter Boot, Ronald Haentjens Dekker, Marijn Koolen. [doi]
• Many Tongues, Multiple Networks: A Corpus-Based Pragmatic Study of Multilingualism on Nigerian Virtual Political SpaceTunde Olusola Opeibi, Olusola Abiodun Aina. [doi]
• Let's Develop an Infrastructure for Historical Research ToolsJulia Luise Damerow, Dirk Wintergrün, Robert Casties. [doi]
• L'Accès vu comme une Contrainte et un Défi : le processus de naissance d'une base de donnéesPinelopi Skarsouli, Dina Bacalexi. [doi]
• Information Infrastructure of Linked Data for Promoting Integrated Studies of Cultural and Research ResourcesMakoto Goto, Ayako Shibutani. [doi]
• Seven Years of Research on Digital 3D Reconstruction in Humanities - Results, Implications And perspectivesSander Münster. [doi]
• What News is New?: Ads, Extras, and Viral Texts on the Nineteenth-Century Newspaper PageRyan Cordell, David A. Smith. [doi]
• Playing with TimeJeri Wieringa. [doi]
• Semantic Domains in Picasso's PoetryLuis Meneses, Enrique Mallen. [doi]
• Establishing a "Resilient Network" for Digital HumanitiesLisa Spiro, Geneva Henry, Toniesha Taylor, Amanda French. [doi]
• Refining our Concept of ‘Access' for Digital Scholarly Editions: A DiXiT Panel on Accessibility, Usability, Pedagogy, Collaboration, Community and Diversity.Anna-Maria Sichani, Wout Dillen, Merisa Ariel Martinez, Aodhán Kelly, Elli Bleeker. [doi]
• From Jane Austen's original Pride and Prejudice to a graded reader for L2 learners: a computational study of the processes of text simplificationEmily Franzini, Marco Büchler. [doi]
• Measuring Canonicity: a Network Analysis Approach to Poetry AnthologiesNatalie M. Houston. [doi]
• Public Humanities: In Search Of A FieldJim McGrath, Robyn Schroeder, Inge Zwart. [doi]
• The Useful Past and an Access to the Future: Designing a Community-Based Archive of the Korean DiasporaMinhyoung Kim. [doi]
• I Built An App To Revitalize A Language - Now What?Nicolle Bourget. [doi]
• A Cor infrastructure for textual analysis - From Woolf to VerneNicholas John Hayward. [doi]
• Unpacking Collaboration in Digital History ProjectsMax Kemman. [doi]
• Flexible NLP Pipelines for Digital Humanities ResearchJanneke M. van der Zwaan, Wouter Smink, Anneke M. Sools, Gerben Westerhof, Bernard P. Veldkamp, Sytske Wiegersma. [doi]
• Visualizing Futures of Networks in Digital Humanities ResearchMicki Kaufman, Zoe LeBlanc, Matthew Lincoln, Yannick Rochat, Scott B. Weingart. [doi]
• Linked Places: A Modeling Pattern and Software for Representing Historical MovementKarl E. Grossner, Merrick Lex Berman, Rainer Simon. [doi]
• A Scholarly Edition for Mobile DevicesPeter Robinson 0003, Barbara Bordalejo. [doi]
• Quill: Reconstructing the Secretary's Desk for the Records of the 1787 ConventionNicholas Cole, Alfie Abdul-Rahman, Grace Mallon, Kate Howarth. [doi]
• "Cast Your Net Wide: Finding Historical References in Parliamentary Data"Alex Olieman, Kaspar Beelen. [doi]
• 1947Partition On The Margins: The Untold Testimonies Of Sikh, Bahawalpur And Marwari CommunitiesShaifali Arora, Nirmala Menon. [doi]
• Building Capacity for Digital Scholarship & Publishing: Three Approaches from Mellon's 2014-2015 Scholarly Communications InitiativeSara B. Sikes, Elli Mylonas, Harriet Green. [doi]
• EGOlink: Supporting Editors of Online Historical Sources through Automatic Link DiscoveryHatem Mousselly Sergieh, Michael Piotrowski, Iryna Gurevych. [doi]
• ELLE the EndLess LEarner: Exploring Second Language Acquisition Through an Endless Runner-style Video GameDonald F. Merritt II, Emily Kuzneski Johnson, Amy Larner Giroux. [doi]
• Network Dynamics, Plot Analysis: Approaching the Progressive Structuration of Literary TextsFrank Fischer, Mathias Göbel, Dario Kampkaspar, Christopher Kittel, Peer Trilcke. [doi]
• Data Visualization in Archival Finding Aids: A New Paradigm for AccessAnne Bahde, Cole Crawford. [doi]
• Voces. An R-based Dashboard for Lexical SemanticsKrzysztof Nowak. [doi]
• The Seven Words of the Virgin: Identifying change in the discourse context of the concept of virginity in Early Modern EnglishSusan Fitzmaurice, Marc Alexander, Justyna Robinson, Michael Pidd, Iona Hine, Seth Mehl, Fraser Dallachy, Matthew Groves, Kathryn Rogers, Brian Aitken. [doi]
• Multimode and Multilevel: Vertical Dimension in Historical and Literary NetworksMartin Grandjean. [doi]
• "Mapping Borges in the Argentine Publishing Industry (1930-1951)"Nora Christine Benedict. [doi]
• Interactive Visual Exploration of the Regesta ImperiiMarkus John, Christian Richter, Steffen Koch, Andreas Kuczera, Thomas Ertl. [doi]
• Playful Instruments: Reimagining Games as Tools for Research and Scholarly CommunicationJon Saklofske. [doi]
• The new literacy practice of young Taiwanese writers, illustrators, social innovators, and makersSu-Yen Chen, Jason S. Chang, Hsing-Yu Chang, Hsin-Yu Kuo, Yu-Hsuan Wu. [doi]
• Design of a Corpus and an Interactive Annotation Tool for Graphic LiteratureJochen Laubrock, Sven Hohenstein, Eike Richter. [doi]
• A Seat At "La Tawola"Michael Anthony Iannozzi. [doi]
• Georeferencing of Place Markers in Digitized Early Maps by Using Similar Maps as Data SourceWinfried Höhn, Christoph Schommer. [doi]
• In Defence of Sandcastles: Research Thinking Through Visualization In DHUta Hinrichs, Stefania Forlini. [doi]
• Libraries and Digital Research: Sharing the IncubatorZoe Borovsky, Claudia Horning, Dawn Childress. [doi]
• A Handbook of Electronic Literature ReadingÉlika Ortega, Erik Radio. [doi]
• Access for Whom? Rethinking Audience and Editorial Decisions through Project VoxWilliam Shaw, Liz Milewicz. [doi]
• Integrating historical scientific texts into the Bernoulli-Euler Online platformTobias Julius Schweizer, Sepideh Alassi, Martin Mattmüller, Lukas Rosenthaler, Helmut Harbrecht. [doi]
• Throughlines: Exposing Activism and Social Justice Issues In Los Angeles Transportation HistoryBritt S. Paris, Marika Cifor. [doi]
• Enhancing Domain-Specific Entity Linking in DHFederico Nanni, Yang Zhao, Simone Paolo Ponzetto, Laura Dietz. [doi]
• The Early History of Digital HumanitiesChris Alen Sula, Heather Hill. [doi]
• Chatbot Based Content Discovery: Faulkner Bot in the ArchiveAaron Mathew Mauro. [doi]
• Thème: Imaginaires et pratiques de la culture mobileBertrand Gervais, Sophie Marcotte, Benoit Bordeleau, Gina Cortopassi, Lisa Tronca, Alexandra Tremblay. [doi]
• Modeling Student Authorship: The Rhetoric of Markup in the Writing ClassroomKevin G. Smith. [doi]
• L'Extraction Automatique des Motifs Dramaturgiques dans les Séquences de Deux ScènesMarc Douguet. [doi]
• Humanidades Digitales en Iberoamérica: desafíos institucionales para su desarrollo y consolidaciónMiriam Peña Pimentel, Paola Ricaurte, Adriana Álvarez Sánchez, Esteban Romero-Frías, Cristóbal Suárez Guerrero, Virginia Brussa, Enedina Ortega, Ana Teresa Morales Rodríguez, Alberto Ramírez Martinell. [doi]
• Opening up the /Oxford English Dictionary/: What an enhanced legacy dataset can tell us about language, lexicography, literature, and history.David-Antoine Williams. [doi]
• Faculty conceptions of e-assessmentMike Mimirinis. [doi]
• Designing from a Narrative: Leveraging the 6 Point Story Method to Facilitate Interaction Design in Digital Humanities ProjectsShane Adam McGarry. [doi]
• Humanités Numériques et Web Sémantique : du langage naturel à une représentation computationnelle structurée et sémantique des donnéesPascaline Laure Tchienehom. [doi]
• Access(ed) Poetry. The Graph Poem Project and the Place of Poetry in Digital HumanitiesChris Tanasescu, Diana Inkpen, Vaibhav Kesarwani, Brian Paget. [doi]
• Alternate Histories of the Digital HumanitiesAmy Earhart, Steven Jones, Tara McPherson, Padmini Ray Murray, Roger Whitson. [doi]
• Digital Musicology: Through Research and TeachingTim Crawford, Kevin R. Page, David I Lewis, David De Roure. [doi]
• The VSim Repository and Archive: Knowledge Mobilization for 3D ResearchLisa M. Snyder. [doi]
• Personæ: A Character-Visualisation Tool for Dramatic TextsJustin Tonra, David Kelly, Lindsay Ann Reid. [doi]
• Points, Lines, Polygons, and Pixels: A Framework for Teaching & Learning Humanities through VisualizationHannah L. Jacobs. [doi]
• Vers les Données Liées : Conséquences Théoriques et Pratiques Pour les Sciences HumainesLyne Da Sylva. [doi]
• Toponyms as Entry Points into a Digital Edition: Mapping The Torch (1899-1936)Adrien Barbaresi. [doi]
• Une approche de conception collaborative et d'exploitation des modèles ontologiques des données, facilement extensibles et compatibles avec le Web des Données Ouvertes (LOD) pour les Humanités Numériques (DH)Hammou Fadili, Ahcène Ouguenoun. [doi]
• Optical Character Recognition with a Neural Network Model for CopticKirill Bulert. [doi]
• From Mnemosyne To Terpsichore - The Bilderatlas After The ImageLeonardo Laurence Impett, Sabine Süsstrunk. [doi]
• Tempi Verbali e Strutture Narrative: l'Analisi Computazionale dei Morfemi Temporali nei Testi Narrativi Italiani tra Realismo e ModernismoFabio Ciotti. [doi]
• Photogrammar and the Federal Writer's Project: A Model for Teaching Data and Mapping RhetoricCourtney J. Rivard, Laura Wexler. [doi]
• CATMA 5.0 TutorialJan Christoph Meister, Evelyn Gius, Jan Horstmann, Janina Jacke, Marco Petris. [doi]
• Coffee Zone: Del cafetal al futuro / From the coffee fields to the futureMark Anderson, Hannah Scates Kettler. [doi]
• Complex Network Visualisation for the History of Interdisciplinarity: Mapping 40 years of Science Funding in SwitzerlandMartin Grandjean, Pierre Benz, Thierry Rossier. [doi]
• Trauma Representations in VideogamesJennifer Olive. [doi]
• Characters in 19th Century Novels Display Distinctive Voices as Seen by Stylometric AnalysisPaul J. Fields, Larry Bassist, Matthew Roper. [doi]
• Mapping Concepts and Authors from 20th Century Portuguese Magazines of Ideas and CultureJoana Malta, Pedro Lisboa. [doi]
• Genetic Editions to the Extreme? Conserving Historical Text GeneratorsClaus-Michael Schlesinger. [doi]
• Perseids and Plokamos: Weaving pedagogy, data models and tools for social network annotationMarie-Claire Beaulieu, Frederik Baumgardt, Bridget Almas. [doi]
• High Performance Computing for Photogrammetry and OCR Made EasyQuinn Dombrowski, Tassie Gniady, Megan Meredith-Lobay, John Simpson. [doi]
• Transforming Theater History through Crowdsourced TranscriptionLindsay King, Peter Leonard. [doi]
• Word Vectors in the Eighteenth CenturyRyan James Heuser. [doi]
• SLaTE: A System for Labeling Topics with EntitiesAnne Lauscher, Federico Nanni, Simone Paolo Ponzetto. [doi]
• Digital Annotation for Social and Collaborative Learning in the Humanities ClassroomBrian Charles Johnsrud, Daniel Marle Bush, Michael Widner. [doi]
• ObservatóR!O2016Julia Giannella, Luiz Velho. [doi]
• Virtual HamletAugustus Wendell, Louis Wells. [doi]
• Journaux Intimes Francophones en Russie au XIXe siècle : une Approche Textométrique de l'Interaction des Langues et des CulturesAlexei Lavrentiev, Michèle Debrenne, Dmitry Dolgushin, Nina Panina, Andrey Borodikhin, Serge Heiden. [doi]
• Rewards: Books, Boundedness and Reading in Participatory CultureKathi Inman Berens. [doi]
• Mapping Prohibition: The Challenges of Digitally (Re)creating Historical SpacesHannah C. Griggs. [doi]
• Beyond Validation: Using Programmed Diagnostics to Learn About, Monitor, and Successfully Complete Your DH ProjectMartin Holmes, Joey Takeda. [doi]
• Mapping the STC with MoEML and DEEPJanelle Auriol Jenstad, Tye Landels-Gruenewald, Joseph Takeda. [doi]
• Using Big Data to Ask Big Questions: A Digital Humanities Challenge in Historic NewspapersLeah Weinryb Grohsgal. [doi]
• eLexicon. Dictionary of Polish Medieval Latin: from TEI encoding to an eXist-db applicationKrzysztof Nowak. [doi]
• Médias Sociaux et Mise en Scène de l'HistoireMartin Grandjean. [doi]
• Transkribus: Handwritten Text Recognition technology for historical documentsLouise Seaward, Maria Kallio. [doi]
• Smelly London: visualising historical smells through text-mining, geo-referencing and mapping.Deborah Leem. [doi]
• Using Archival Texts to Create Network Graphs of Musicians in Early Modern VeniceMollie Kathleen Ables, Tassie Gniady, Kalani Craig, Grace Thomas, Adam Hochstetter. [doi]
• Long-term outcomes of humanities higher and further education in England and WalesNicola Jane Shelton. [doi]
• Overcoming Data Sparsity for Relation Detection in German NovelsMarkus Krug, Isabella Reger, Fotis Jannidis, Lukas Weimer, Nathalie Madarász, Frank Puppe. [doi]
• Digital Humanities, Cultural Heritage and Social Justice: the case of a destroyed Armenian cemeteryHarold Short, Judith Crispin, Drew Baker. [doi]
• Authorship of Dream of the Red Chamber: A Topic Modeling ApproachKeli Du. [doi]
• University-Community Digitization Partnerships: Accessing Trans Collections in LGBT Community ArchivesElspeth Brown, Cait McKinney. [doi]
• La Localisation du Jaune dans des Dessins de Dieux Réalisés par des EnfantsChristelle Cocco, Damien Firmenich, Pierre-Yves Brandt, Sabine Süsstrunk. [doi]
• Illustrations to Photographs: using computer vision to analyse news pictures in Dutch newspapers, 1860-1940Thomas Smits. [doi]
• Remembrance of Contemporary Events: On Setting Up The Sunflower Movement ArchiveTyng-Ruey Chuang, Chao-Lin Liu. [doi]
• Transcription of Encoded Manuscripts with Image Processing TechniquesAlicia Fornés, Beáta Megyesi, Joan Mas. [doi]
• Digital Humanities at Berkeley and the Digital Life ProjectClaudia von Vacano, Abigail T. De Kosnik, Stephen Best. [doi]
• Leveraging Expert Domain Knowledge to Learn a Representation of Symbolic MusicJohanna Devaney. [doi]
• Hapax: Probabilistic part-of-speech tagging in XQuery and XFormsC. M. Sperberg-McQueen. [doi]
• Black Spatial Humanities: Theories, Methods, and Praxis in Digital Humanities (A Follow-up NEH ODH Summer Institute Panel)Angel Nieves, Kim Gallon, David J. Kim, Scott Nesbit, Bryan Carter, Jessica Johnson. [doi]
• The Creative Computing Lab in PolandPiotr Marecki, Jakub Woynarowski. [doi]
• Introducing the Open Online Newspaper InitiativeJessica Dussault, Laura Weakly, Karin Dalziel, Jeremy Echols, Karen M. Estlund, Andrew Gearhart, Sheila Rabun, Gregory John Tunink. [doi]
• Shelf life: Identifying the Abandonment of Online Digital Humanities ProjectsLuis Meneses, Richard Furuta. [doi]
• American Panorama: An Atlas of United States HistoryJustin Madron, Nathaniel Ayers. [doi]
• Digital Analysis Of The Literary Reception Of J. W. V. Goethe's Die Leiden Des Jungen WerthersSandra Murr, Florian Barth. [doi]
• Integrating Humanities and Science: the Scriptospatial Visualization InterfaceFenella G. France, Alberto Campagnolo. [doi]
• Puns and Intertextuality: A Digital Approach to Greek Wordplay in Latin LiteratureEvan Loren Brubaker, Brandon Kegan LaFreniere. [doi]
• Enhanced RTI for Arts and HumanitiesPeter R. Fornaro, Andrea Bianco, Aeneas Kaiser, Lukas Rosenthaler, Lother Schmitt, Heidrun Feldmann. [doi]
• Negotiating Meaning and Value: Institutional Research Assistantships, Digital Projects, and Art HistoryJulia Polyck-O'Neill, Molly Kalkstein. [doi]
• Archivlo: Digitizing the Archival Research WorkflowZoe Genevieve LeBlanc, E. Kyle Romero. [doi]
• Infrastructure and information environment of Digital Humanities from the perspective of scientific analysisGalina Mozhaeva, Polina Mozhaeva Renha, Ulyana Zakharova. [doi]
• Novel Approaches to research and discover urban historySander Münster, Cindy Kröber, Kristina Friedrichs, Jonas Bruschke, Frank Henze, Florian Niebling. [doi]
• Micro DH: Digital Humanities at the Small ScaleRoopika Risam, Susan Edwards 0003. [doi]
• Distinguishing Newspaper Genres. Exploring Automated Classification of Journalism's Modes of ExpressionFrank Harbers, Juliette Lonij. [doi]
• What's in a word? Exploring words and their usage in the "Dictionnaire Vivant de la Langue Française"Clovis Gladstone, Charles Cooney, Tim Allen. [doi]
• What Changed When Andy Weir's The Martian Got Edited?Erik Ketzan, Christof Schöch. [doi]
• Computer-Assisted Conceptual Analysis of Textual Data as Applied to Philosophical CorpusesJean Guy Meunier, Louis Chartrand, Jackie Chi Kit Cheung, Mathieu Valette, Marie-Noëlle Bayle. [doi]
• Modeling Place in Ulysses: Ontologies and Pre-textsCaleb Derven, John Keating. [doi]
• POSTagging and Semantic Dictionary Creation for Hittite CuneiformTimo Homburg. [doi]
• Limories - Expanding Access To Local Histories And Memories With Computational Aids In The Indian ContextLakshmi Valsalakumari. [doi]
• The Environmental and Human Costs of DHAlicia Peaker, Jeffrey Moro, Christina Boyles, Nicholas Weber, Margaret Linley, Lindsay Barbieri. [doi]
• Linking the Same Ukiyo-e Prints in Different Languages by Exploiting Word Semantic Relationships across LanguagesYuting Song, Taisuke Kimura, Biligsaikhan Batjargal, Akira Maeda. [doi]
• Tracing the Colors of Clothing in Paintings with Image AnalysisAlkim Almila Akdag Salah, Albert Ali Salah. [doi]
• Towards a New Approach in the Study of Ancient Greek Music: The Virtual Reconstruction of an Aulos "Early type" from SicilyAngela Bellia. [doi]
• Orosius' Histories: A Digital Intertextual Investigation Into The First Christian History Of RomeGreta Franzini, Marco Büchler. [doi]
• nodegoat: Enabling Explorative ResearchPim van Bree, Geert Kessels. [doi]
• Schrifttanz ZweiSusan L. Wiesner, Rommie L. Stalnaker, Stephen Ramsay, Brian L. Pytlik Zillig. [doi]
• Getting at MetaphorKatharine Coles. [doi]
• Transcriptional Implicature: Using a Transcript to Reason about an ExemplarClaus Huitfeldt, Michael Sperberg-McQueen. [doi]
• Cultural (Re-)formations: Structuring a Linked Data Ontology for Intersectional IdentitiesSusan Brown, Colin Faulkner, Abigel Lemak, Robert Warren. [doi]
• Computer Vision in Digital HumanitiesMartijn Kleppe, Matthew Lincoln, Melvin Wevers, Mark Williams, Benoit Seguin, Thomas Smits. [doi]
• Mechanizing the Humanities? King's Digital Lab as Critical ExperimentPaul Caton, Ginestra Ferraro, Luís Figueira, Elliott Hall, Neil Jakeman, Pam Mellen, Anna-Maria Sichani, James Smithies, Miguel Vieira, Tim Watts, Carina Westling. [doi]
• Dazzle them with Baffles: Gauging Attitudes toward Digital Fabrication in an Online Musicians' CommunityBrian Greenspan. [doi]
• Online Shadow Libraries and the Future of Humanities ScholarshipStephen Reid McLaughlin. [doi]
• From the Editorial Chain to the Research Platform: Structuring, Enriching and Publishing Large Collections of Digitized Scientific PublicationsNathalie Fargier. [doi]
• Evaluating Research Practices In The Digital Humanities By Means Of User-Activity-AnalysisNiels-Oliver Walkowski. [doi]
• Beyond Access: Critical Catalog ConstructionsMolly Hardy, Dawn Childress, Paige Morgan. [doi]
• Editing Melville's "Billy Budd" with TextLab, Juxta Editions, and MEL CatalogNick Laiacona. [doi]
• Missionaries, Politicians, and Boy Bands: Onlooker Behavior on Twitter During the Nepal, Kumamoto, and Ecuador EarthquakesDavid Lawrence Shepard, Takako Hashimoto, Hiroshi Okamoto, Tetsuji Kuboyama, Kilho Shin. [doi]
• The Preparation Of The Topic ModelRachel Sagner Buurma. [doi]
• Digital Access as an Equity Issue: The Community College and the Digital DividePolly Ruth Hoover. [doi]
• Understanding Narrative: Computational Approaches to Detecting Narrative FramesEva Portelance, Andrew Piper. [doi]
• Decolonizing Knowledge Structures in Open Access and Scholarly PublishingNirmala Menon. [doi]
• Phygital Augmentations for Enhancing History Teaching and Learning at SchoolSusan Schreibman, Constantinos Papadopoulos, Brian Hughes, Neale Rooney, Colin Brennan, Fionntan Mac Caba, Hannah Healy. [doi]
• Generous and Generative Communities for the Digital Humanities with the Digital Library of the Caribbean and Caribbean StudiesLaurie N. Taylor. [doi]
• High-resolution musicology: Capturing and encoding source detail for medieval musicJulia Craig-McFeely, Karen Desmond, Ben Florin, Andrew Hankinson, Anna Kijas. [doi]
• Topics and genre changes in Czech sociological articlesRadim Hladík. [doi]
• A Common Conceptual Model For The Study of Poetry In The Digital HumanitiesMariana Curado Malta, Elena González-Blanco, Clara Martínez Cantón, Gimena del Rio. [doi]
• Short Samples in Authorship Attribution: A New ApproachMaciej Eder. [doi]
• Placing SegregationRob Shepard. [doi]
• The Use of the Cognitive Digital Games in School: Contributions for the AttentionDaniela Karine Ramos, Bruna Anastacio. [doi]
• GutenTag: A User-Friendly, Open-Access, Open-Source System for Reproducible Large-Scale Computational Literary AnalysisAdam Hammond, Julian Brooke. [doi]
• Towards an integrated Set of Annotations for FolktalesThierry Declerck. [doi]
• Hands on Text Analytics with OrangeAjda Pretnar, Niko Colneric, Lan Zagar. [doi]
• XQuery for Digital HumanistsJoseph Wicentowski, Clifford Anderson. [doi]
• Interpreting Racial Identities and Resistance to Segregation in the Digital SphereMishio Yamanaka. [doi]
• Ecriture Et Visualisations NumériquesChristophe Leblay, Gilles Caporossi. [doi]
• Mapping the Meshwork of the Independent Media ArtsLindsay Kistler Mattock. [doi]
• An Open, Reproducible Method for Teaching Text Analysis with RTassie Gniady, Eric A. Wernert. [doi]
• Add Slander and Stir: Reprinting of Anti-Labor Stories in Early-Twentieth-Century American NewspapersVilja Hulden. [doi]
• Getting Medieval: Open Access and Networked PedagogySuzanne Akbari, Alexandra Bolintineanu. [doi]
• Collaborative Writing to Build Digital Humanities PraxisBrandon Walsh. [doi]
• Cäsar Flaischlen's "Graphische Litteratur-Tafel" - Digitizing A Giant Historical Flowchart Of Foreign Influences On German LiteratureAngelika Hechtl, Ingo Börner, Frank Fischer, Peer Trilcke. [doi]
• Collocations and Network Structure Provide Insights to Functional Elements of Adaptive CapacityAnne R Siders. [doi]
• Defactoring Pace of ChangeJoris J. van Zundert, Matt Burton. [doi]
• Ngrams Against Agnotology: Combatting Tobacco Industry Narratives About Addiction Through A Quantitative Analysis of 14 Million DocumentsStephan Risi. [doi]
• Mapping Pliny Social Network: A Case Study in Digital ProsopographyBenjamin Wesley Hicks. [doi]
• Twitter Comme Source Pour l'Histoire Du Temps Présent : Le Référendum Grec De 2015 Comme Etude de CasSofia Papastamkou. [doi]
• A cross-language co-word network comparison of Buddhist literature in Digital Library and Museum of Buddhist studyMuh-Chyun Tang, Kuang-Hua Chen. [doi]
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• Political Correctness in the Polish Press between 1945 and 1962. Historical Culturomics of Names of Nationalities, Ethnic Groups, and ‘Sensitive' Lexemes based on the ChronoPress Corpus of Polish.Adam Tomasz Pawlowski. [doi]
• Digital Humanities Clinics - Leading Dutch Librarians Into DHMichiel Cock, Lotte Wilms. [doi]
• How to Close Read a Topic Model: TWiC Reads Emily Dickinson's FasciclesJonathan Ilan Armoza. [doi]
• Shaping Humanities Data: Use, Reuse, and Paths Toward Computationally Amenable Cultural Heritage CollectionsThomas Padilla, Sarah Potvin, Laurie Allen, Stewart Varner. [doi]
• Interfacing Collaborative and Multiple-Layered Spaces of Interpretation in Humanities Research. The Case of Semantically-Enhanced Objective Hermeneutics.Christoph Schindler, Cornelia Veja, Helge Kminek. [doi]
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• Neoclassica - an open framework for research in NeoclassicismSimon Donig, Maria Christoforaki, Siegfried Handschuh, Bernhard Bermeitinger. [doi]
• Contested Spaces: Creating Computational Approaches for the Holistic Analysis of Space and Place in Digital HumanitiesPatricia Murrieta-Flores, Naomi Howell. [doi]
• The Bodleian TEI Catalogue Consolidation ProjectJames C. Cummings, Andrew Hankinson. [doi]
• Character-distinguishing features in fictional dialogue: the case of War and PeaceDaniil Skorinkin. [doi]
• Prosodic Clustering via Cosine Similarity of Sound Sequence InventoriesChristopher Leo Hench. [doi]
• A Ten-Year Summary of a SOA-based Micro-services Infrastructure for Linguistic ServicesMarco Büchler, Thomas Eckart, Greta Franzini, Emily Franzini. [doi]
• How does Google Cultural Institute Affect the Collections of Museums? The Case of TurkeySümeyye Akça. [doi]
• Information and System Design for Diversity: Can We Do Better?Amanda Rust, Julia Flanders. [doi]
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• Tackling Innovation Networks with Smart Data: A Case Study of the Liquid Crystal Institute at Kent State UniversityHongshan Li, Marcia Zeng, Yin Zhang, Xinyue Ye, Tao Hu. [doi]
• ‘The Royaltie of Sight': A 3D-GIS recreation of ‘prospects' and ‘perspectives' within an English designed landscape, c.1550-1660Elizabeth Eleanor Rose Stewart. [doi]
• Reconstructing Readerly Attention: Citational Practices and the Canon, 1789-2016Mark Andrew Algee-Hewitt, David McClure, Hannah Walser. [doi]
• RAT 2.0Winfried Höhn, Christoph Schommer. [doi]
• Corpora and Complex Networks as Cultural Critique: Investigating Race and Gender Bias in Graphic NarrativesAlexander Dunst, Rita Hartel. [doi]
• "A Trace of this Journey": Citations of Digitised Newspapers in UK History PhD ThesesPaul Matthew Gooding. [doi]
• An Automated Approach to Model the Transformation Process of the Reuse of Bernard de Clairvaux: How Do Lexical Resources help?Maria Moritz, Marco Büchler. [doi]
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• Huma-Num : Une infrastructure française pour les Sciences Humaines et Sociales. Stratégie, organisation et fonctionnementNicolas Larrousse, Olivier Baude, Adeline Joffres, Stéphane Pouyllau. [doi]
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• Credit Allocation with the Social Knowledge TimelineAaron Mathew Mauro. [doi]
• Building Entity-Centric Event Collections For Supporting Research in Political and Social HistoryFederico Nanni, Nikolay Marinov, Simone Paolo Ponzetto, Laura Dietz. [doi]
• Building Space for DH CommunitiesMatthew K. Gold, Scot French, Lisa Spiro, Micki Kaufman, Erin Glass, Lisa Rhody, Hélène Huet. [doi]
• Text Mining Eighteenth-Century Travel Writing: The "I" and Autobiography of NarrationCatherine Nygren. [doi]
• Finding ‘the Reader' in Literary Criticism and the Reception of Contemporary LiteratureBrian Charles Johnsrud. [doi]
• Accessing Russian Culture Online: The scope of digitisation in museums across RussiaMelissa Terras, Inna Kizhner, Maxim Rumyantsev, Kristina Sycheva. [doi]
• "A Pale Reflection of the Violent Truth? Practice and Pedagogy with a Digital Geography of American Lynching"Seth Kotch, Elijah Gaddis. [doi]
• Construire sa Bibliothèque Numérique avec l'Outil Libre Omeka pour Valoriser ses Documents NumérisésDaniel Berthereau. [doi]
• Decolonizing Methodologies: Recovery and Access Amidst the RuinsChristy Hyman, Anelise Shrout, Kathryn Kaczmarek-Frew, Hilary Green, Nishani Frazier, Brian Rosenblum. [doi]
• Active Archives: New Modes of Interaction with Online ArchivesJosh Cowls, Evan Higgins, Kurt Fendt. [doi]
• Prototypical Emotion Developments in Adventures, Romances, and Mystery StoriesEvgeny Kim, Sebastian Padó, Roman Klinger. [doi]
• Did a Poet with Donkey Ears Write the Oldest Anthem in the World? Ideological Implications of the Computational Attribution of the Dutch National Anthem to Petrus DathenusMike Kestemont, Els Stronks, Martine de Bruin, Tim de Winkel. [doi]
• L'archéologie du paysage sonore : l'Histoire à portée de nos oreillesMylène Pardoen. [doi]
• Genealogies of VR in the archivesElizabeth Chamberlin Parke, Liz Ridolfo. [doi]
• Embedding Digital Humanities in a Classics Master ProgrammeAurélien Berra. [doi]
• The Shape of History: Reimagining Nineteenth-Century Data VisualizationCaroline Foster, Adam Hayward, Svyatoslav Kucheryavykh, Angela Vujic, Maninder Japra, Shivani Negi, Lauren F. Klein. [doi]
• Hack, Yack, Stack: Access, Culture, and DH InfrastructureLaura Braunstein, Thomas Padilla, Amanda Visconti. [doi]
• Humanities At Scale - Creating A Network Of Expertise And A Sustainable Infrastructure For Digital Humanities Projects In EuropeMarkus Matoni, Jenny Oltersdorf, Dirk Roorda. [doi]
• Flexible Computing Services for Comparisons and Analyses of Classical Chinese PoetryChao-Lin Liu. [doi]
• Using Methods of Computational Linguistics for Resolving the "Homeric Question"Christoph Beierle, Norbert Blößner, Sebastian Kruse 0003. [doi]
• VIA: video-dance, computer-assisted composition and mobile technologyDaniella Aguiar, João Queiroz, Luiz Casteloes. [doi]
• Bretez II : La machine à remonter le tempsMylène Pardoen. [doi]
• German History-Digital: Platform for Transnational Historical Knowledge Co-creationMatthew Hiebert, Simone Lässig, Andreas Witt. [doi]
• Your Own Personal Matrix: Generationally Mediated Realities and the Digital Culture of ChoiceAdrian Leigh Cook. [doi]
• Collecting Name of Historical Person from Historical Material Related to JapanTaizo Yamada, Satoshi Inoue. [doi]
• Using e-learning systems for DH teaching: the Spanish Humanidades Digitales case study at LINHDElena González-Blanco, Gimena del Rio, Clara Martínez. [doi]
• Digital Hansard - Politics and the UncivilMarc Alexander, Andrew Struan. [doi]
• Augmented dance scholarship: computer-assisted analysis of Javanese danceMiguel Escobar Varela, Luis Carlos Hernández Barraza. [doi]
• Reading Handwritten Scripts: Investigating the Human Visual System for Artificial Intelligence in PalaeographySégolène Marie Tarte, Mihaela Duta, Chrystalina Antoniades. [doi]
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• Reconstruction - Representation - Collaboration. Interdisciplinary Approaches To Changes In Contexts Of Digital (Music) EditionsFranziska Schloots, Bianca Meise, Peter Stadler, Jörg Müller-Lietzkow, Dorothee Meister, Johannes Kepper, Daniel Röwenstrunk. [doi]
• Creating a Policy Framework for Analytic Access to In-Copyright Works for Non-Consumptive ResearchEleanor F. Dickson, Daniel G. Tracy, Sandra A. McIntyre, Bobby Glushko, Robert H. McDonald, Brandon Butler, J. Stephen Downie. [doi]
• Less intent, more impact: Transforming public DH projects toward access, care, and inclusionAmanda Visconti. [doi]
• Collaborations in the Global Midwest: The Diffusion of DH Values in Research Collaborations in the Humanities Without Walls consortiumHarriett Elizabeth Green, Megan Senseney, Maria Bonn. [doi]
• Supplementing Melody, Lyrics, and Acoustic Information to the McGill Billboard DatabaseHubert Léveillé Gauvin, Nathaniel Condit-Schultz, Claire Arthur. [doi]
• Regrowing Egyptian CultsAdam Mertel, Tomás Glomb, Zdenek Stachon. [doi]
• Only Connect!: Intertextuality, Circulation, and Networks in Digital Resources for Women's WritingAlison Booth, Sarah Elizabeth Connell, Marie-Louise Coolahan, Jeremy Boggs, Julia Flanders, David Kelly, Rennie Mapp, Worthy Martin. [doi]
• Scaffolded Hermenutica for Literary Scholars with Novice Technical SkillsJeremy Browne. [doi]
• The London Brewers' Prosopography: Parsing Historical Apprenticeship RecordsHarvey Quamen. [doi]
• Collaboration: An Insurmountable Problem In The Non-Traditional Authorship Attribution Studies Of The Dramatic Canon Of William ShakespeareJoseph Rudman. [doi]
• Multiplying Access: the Marianne Moore Digital Archive's Tools and Methods for CollaborationNikolaus Lee Wasmoen. [doi]
• Distant Rhythm: Automatic Enjambment Detection on Four Centuries of Spanish SonnetsPablo Ruiz Fabo, Clara Martínez Cantón, Thierry Poibeau. [doi]
• Iterative Data Modelling: from Teaching Practice to Research MethodPim van Bree, Geert Kessels. [doi]
• Untangling the Social Network of MusiciansStefan Jänicke, Josef Focht. [doi]
• Archeologies of Reading: Modeling and Recreating the Annotation Practices of Gabriel Harvey, John Dee, Jacques Derrida, and the Winthrop FamilyJean Ann Bauer, Matthew Symonds, Anthony Grafton, Jennifer Rampling, Katie Chenoweth, Christian Flow. [doi]
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• Mapping Linked Data Subject Headings in the Library CatalogPatrick J. Burns, Gabriel Mckee, David M. Ratzan, Tom Elliott. [doi]
• Binary Truths: Developing a Linked Data Model for Historiographical ArgumentsM. H. Beals. [doi]
• Exploring Word Formation LatinEleonora Litta. [doi]
• A Platform For Long-Term Accessibility Of Research Data In The HumanitiesLukas Rosenthaler, Benjamin Geer, Ivan Subotic, Tobias Schweizer, Peter Fornaro. [doi]
• Death by Numbers: Bills of Mortality in Early Modern LondonJessica Otis. [doi]
• Constructing Linked Knowledge around Southeast Asian StudiesAkihiro Kameda, Shoichiro Hara. [doi]
• Treating a Genre as a Database: the Chinese Local Gazetteers, the LG tools, and Research Based on This New Digital MethodologyShih-Pei Chen, Qun Che, Ling Cao, Dagmar Schäfer, Hongsu Wang. [doi]
• Livingstone Online: Access Beyond OpennessMegan Elizabeth Ward, Adrian S. Wisnicki. [doi]
• Stylo: Repenser la chaîne éditoriale numérique pour les revues savantes en sciences humainesNicolas Sauret, Emmanuel Chateau, Arthur Juchereau, Servanne Monjour, Marcello Vitali Rosati, Michael Sinatra. [doi]
• From Text to Networks: Combining Entity and Segment Annotations in the Analysis of Large Text CorporaNils Reiter, Maximilian Overbeck, Sandra Murr. [doi]
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• Modelling a Prosopography for the Roman RepublicLuís Figueira, Miguel Vieira. [doi]
• Big-Data Oriented Text Analysis For The Humanities: Pedagogical Use Of The HathiTrust+Bookworm ToolSayan Bhattacharyya, Christi Merrill, Peter Organisciak, Benjamin Schmidt, Loretta Auvil, Erez Lieberman Aiden, J. Stephen Downie. [doi]
• (Not) Going to the Movies: A geospatial analysis of cinema markets in The Netherlands and Flanders (1950-1975)Julia Noordegraaf, Jolanda Visser, Jaap Boter, Daniël Biltereyst, Philippe Meers, Ivan Kisjes. [doi]
• Cultural Challenges for 3D ResearchLisa M. Snyder, Alyson Gill. [doi]
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• The Psalter Project: Providing Mediated Access to Religio-Political Subjects in Early Modern EnglandNandra Perry, Bryan Paul Tarpley. [doi]
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• Reading the Norton Anthologies: Databases, Canons, and "Careers"Erik Fredner, David McClure, JD Porter. [doi]
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• Mapping 20th Century AmericaLauren Tilton, Taylor Arnold, Jason Heppler, Robert Nelson. [doi]
• Accessing Alternative Histories and Futures: Afro-Latin American Models for the Digital HumanitiesEduard A. Arriaga, Andrés Villar, Yvone Captain-Hidalgo, Maria Cecilia Martino. [doi]
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• Advancing Linked Open Data in the HumanitiesSusan Brown, Abigel Lemak, Kim Martin, Robert Warren. [doi]
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• Character Distributions of Classical Chinese Literary Texts: Zipf's Law, Genres, and EpochsChao-Lin Liu, Shuhua Zhang, Yuanli Geng, Huei-ling Lai, Hongsu Wang. [doi]
• Access To Cultural Heritage Data: A Challenge For The Digital HumanitiesAnne Baillot, Marie Puren, Charles Riondet, Laurent Romary. [doi]
• Object Classification in Images of Neoclassical Artifacts Using Deep LearningBernhard Bermeitinger, Simon Donig, Maria Christoforaki, André Freitas, Siegfried Handschuh. [doi]
• "Come Together, Right Now": Discovery and Interoperability for Born-Digital Music ScholarshipTimothy Charles Duguid, Elizabeth Grumbach. [doi]
• DH Uncentered: Fostering Partnerships Within a Digital Humanities NetworkLaura Braunstein, Scott Millspaugh. [doi]
• Teaching Empathy Through Virtual RealityAmanda Marie Licastro. [doi]
• Toward Reproducibility in DH Experiments: A Case Study in Search of Edgar Allan Poe's First Published WorkMark D. LeBlanc. [doi]
• Designing Collaborative Ecosystems and community organization: Introducing the multidisciplinary portal on "Biodiversity and Linguistic Diversity: A Collaborative Knowledge Discovery Environment"Eveline Wandl-Vogt, Davor Ostojic, Barbara Piringer, Heimo Rainer, Ksenia Zsaytseva. [doi]
• On the Impact of the Merseburg IncantationsStefan Jänicke. [doi]
• Indigenizing the Digital Humanities: Challenges, Questions, and Research OpportunitiesJennifer Guiliano, Carolyn Heitman. [doi]
• Open, Shareable, Reproducible Workflows for the Digital Humanities: The Case of the 4Humanities.org "WhatEvery1Says" ProjectAlan Liu, Ashley Champagne, Jeremy Douglass, Scott Kleinman, Jamal Russell, Lindsay Thomas. [doi]
• Introduction to Electronic Books: EPub 3.0 and BeyondMichael Sperberg-McQueen, Liam Quin. [doi]
• Expo '27: Designing and User-Testing a Dystopian Augmented Reality GameBrian Greenspan. [doi]
• Social Semantic Annotation with Recogito 2Leif Isaksen, Rainer Simon, Elton T. E. Barker. [doi]
• Literary Exploration Machine. New Tool for Distant Readers of Polish Literature.Maciej Piasecki, Tomasz Walkowiak, Maciej Maryl. [doi]
• Construction of the "Corpus of Historical Japanese: Meiji-Taisho Series I - Magazines"Toshinobu Ogiso, Asuko Kondo, Yoko Mabuchi, Noriko Hattori. [doi]
• DH Box: Jojo Karlin, Patrick Smyth, Stephen Zweibel, Matthew K. Gold. [doi]
• Networks of the Great Awakenings: Classification of Revival Sermons by Word Usage StatisticsMichal Choinski, Jan Rybicki. [doi]
• Layout Analysis on Newspaper ArchivesVincent Buntinx, Frédéric Kaplan, Aris Xanthos. [doi]
• The Game of Writing: Gamification and Social Commenting in Writing InstructionJinman Zhang, Roger Graves, Heather Graves, Geoffrey Rockwell. [doi]
• Bernard of Clairvaux and Nicholas of Montiéramey: Tracing the Secretarial Trail with StylometryJeroen De Gussem. [doi]
• Annotonia: Annotations from Browser to TEIGregory John Tunink, Karin Dalziel, Jessica Dussault, Emily Rau. [doi]
• The Victoria Press CircleMiranda Claire Marraccini. [doi]
• Mnemosine, Biblioteca Digital de La otra Edad de Plata (1868-1936)Dolores Romero López, Lucía Cotarelo-Estaban, José Luis Bueren Gómez-Acebo. [doi]
• A "Wind of Change" - Shaping Public Opinion of the "Arab Spring" Using MetaphorsAlexandra Núñez, Malte Gerloff, Erik-Lân Do Dinh, Andrea Rapp, Petra Gehring, Iryna Gurevych. [doi]
• WorldViews: Access to International Textbooks for Digital HumanitiesAndreas Witt, Lena-Luise Stahn, Ernesto William De Luca, Kerstin Schwedes. [doi]
• Textograf: Web Application for Manuscripts DigitizationBoris V. Orekhov, Fekla Tolstoy. [doi]
• A Framework For Historical Russian Flu Epidemic Exploration From German NewspapersTran Van Canh, Katja Markert, Wolfgang Nejdl. [doi]
• Dead And Beautiful: The Analysis Of Colors By Means Of Contrasts In Neo-Zombie MoviesNiels-Oliver Walkowski, Johannes Pause. [doi]
• A Survey of Digital Humanities ProgramsChris Alen Sula, S. E. Hackney, Phillip Cunningham. [doi]
• Network analysis of the manuscript context of Old Icelandic literatureKatarzyna Anna Kapitan. [doi]
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• Smart Data Approaches to Exploring Independent Datasets across Disciplines, Media, and Perspectives for Research in the HumanitiesMarcia Lei Zeng, James Lee, Arlene Johnson. [doi]
• Building Worksets for Scholarship by Linking Complementary CorporaKevin R. Page, Terhi Nurmikko-Fuller, Timothy W. Cole, J. Stephen Downie. [doi]
• A Shared Task for a Shared Goal: Systematic Annotation of Literary TextsNils Reiter, Evelyn Gius, Jannik Strötgen, Marcus Willand. [doi]
• All the Things You Are: Accessing An Enriched Musicological Prosopography Through JazzCatsTerhi Nurmikko-Fuller, Daniel Bangert, Alfie Abdul-Rahman. [doi]
• Tracing Swerves Of Influence: Text Reuse And The Reception Of Lucretius In 18th-century EnglandCharles M. Cooney, Clovis Gladstone. [doi]
• Uncovering ‘hidden' contributions to the history of Digital Humanities: the Index Thomisticus' female keypunch operatorsJulianne Nyhan, Melissa Terras. [doi]
• Mapping the Enlightenment: Intellectual Networks and the Making of Knowledge in the European PeripheryVasileios Routsis, Irene Goudarouli. [doi]
• Beyond Coocurrence: Network Visualization in the Civil War Governors of KentuckyPatrick A. Lewis, Jeff Dycus, Anthony P. Curtis, Whitney R. Smith, Sara Carlstead Brumfield, Ben W. Brumfield. [doi]
• A Capacity Building Framework for Institutional Digital Humanities SupportQuinn Dombrowski, Joan Lippincott, Karen Wetzel. [doi]
• Mapping Violence: Visualizing State-Sanctioned Racial Violence on the Mexico/Texas Border (1900-1930)Jim McGrath, Monica Martinez, Cole Hansen, Edward Jiao. [doi]
• A World of Difference: Myths and misconceptions about the TEIJames C. Cummings. [doi]
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• Reverse Engineering the First Humanities Computing CenterSteven Jones, Julianne Nyhan, Geoffrey Rockwell, Stéfan Sinclair, Melissa Terras. [doi]
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• Sustaining and Scaling the Digital Liberal ArtsLee Skallerup Bessette, Kristen Eshleman, Caitlin Christian-Lamb, Siobhan Senier, Paul A. Youngman. [doi]
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• Quotidian Reading: Digitally Mapping Literary and Personal GeographiesTom Keegan, Sarah Bond. [doi]
• A New and Improved Method to Text-Mining in Chinese: Closer Language Segmentation in Detecting the Shifting Meaning of PatriotismAnne Shen Chao, Qiwei Li. [doi]