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ORCIDDigital Scholarship in the Humanities, Volume 38
Volume 38, Number 1, April 2023
- Kaspar Beelen
, Jon Lawrence, Daniel C. S. Wilson, David Beavan:
Bias and representativeness in digitized newspaper collections: Introducing the environmental scan. 1-22 - Dimitris Bilianos, George K. Mikros:
Sentiment analysis in cross-linguistic context: How can machine translation influence sentiment classification? 23-33 - Fengde Chen, Defeng Li:
Patronage and ideology: A corpus-assisted investigation of Eileen Chang's style of translating herself and the other. 34-49 - Yu Fang, Haitao Liu:
Seeing various adventures through a mirror: Detecting translator's stylistic visibility in Chinese translations of Alice's Adventure in Wonderland. 50-65 - Sam Fields, Camille Lyans Cole, Catherine Oei, Annie T. Chen:
Using named entity recognition and network analysis to distinguish personal networks from the social milieu in nineteenth-century Ottoman-Iraqi personal diaries. 66-86 - Marisol Flores-Garrido, Luis Miguel García-Velázquez, Julieta Arisbe López-Vázquez:
An approach to enhance topic modeling by using paratext and nonnegative matrix factorizations. 87-98 - Masood Ghayoomi:
Enriching contextualized semantic representation with textual information transmission for COVID-19 fake news detection: A study on English and Persian. 99-110 - Lucia Giagnolini, Marilena Daquino, Francesca Mambelli, Francesca Tomasi:
Exploratory methods for relation discovery in archival data. 111-126 - Elisabet Göransson, Luke Maurits, Britt Dahlman, Karine Åkerman Sarkisian, Samuel Rubenson, Michael Dunn:
Improved distance measures for 'fixed-content miscellanies': an adaptation for the collections of sayings of the desert fathers and mothers. 127-150 - Pasi Hyytiäinen:
A new method in establishing quantitative relationships between manuscripts of the New Testament. 151-166 - Hartmut Ilsemann:
The authorship of George a Greene, the Pinner of Wakefield. 167-179 - Maciej Janicki, Kati Kallio, Mari Sarv:
Exploring Finnic written oral folk poetry through string similarity. 180-194 - Heidi Karlsen:
Foucault's archeological discourse analysis with digital methodology - Discourse on women prior to the first wave women's movement. 195-208 - Heikki Keskustalo, Laura Korkeamäki, Selja Vanamo, Kimmo Kettunen, Sanna Kumpulainen:
Analyzing gender clues in war-time letters. 209-223 - Patricia Martín-Rodilla, Cesar Gonzalez-Perez:
Same text, same discourse? Empirical validation of a discourse analysis methodology for cultural heritage. 224-239 - Stefano Milonia, Matteo Mazzamurro:
Temporal networks of 'Contrafacta' in the first three troubadour generations. 240-256 - Cecilia Palombo, Donna Yates:
Digital transit ports for the illicit trade in antiquities: the case of the 'Afghan Genizah'. 257-276 - Simon Päpcke, Thomas Weitin, Katharina Herget, Anastasia Glawion, Ulrik Brandes:
Stylometric similarity in literary corpora: Non-authorship clustering and Deutscher Novellenschatz. 277-295 - Manuel Perez-Garcia, Manuel Diaz-Ordoñez:
GECEM Project Database: A digital humanities solution to analyse complex historical realities in early modern China and Europe. 296-312 - Maria Pirrone, Marco Centorrino, Antonino Galletta, Christian Sicari, Massimo Villari:
Digital Humanities and disability: A systematic literature review of cultural accessibility for people with disability. 313-329 - Marcus Pöckelmann, André Medek, Jörg Ritter, Paul Molitor:
LERA - an interactive platform for synoptical representations of multiple text witnesses. 330-346 - Pervez Rizvi:
An analysis of the Word Adjacency Network method - Part 1 - The evidence of its unsoundness. 347-360 - Pervez Rizvi:
An analysis of the Word Adjacency Network method - Part 2 - A true understanding of the method. 361-378 - Mohammadreza Samadi, Saeedeh Momtazi:
Multichannel convolutional neural networks for detecting COVID-19 fake news. 379-389 - Zheng Wang:
Using search engines as a retrieval tool for translating newly coined expressions and terminology between Chinese and English. 390-407 - Jianwei Zheng, Wenjun Fan:
Readers' reception of translated literary work: Fortress Besieged in the digital English world. 408-419 - Dongjie Zhou, Zezhi Zheng:
A new measurement method of Chinese texts' difficulty based on the digital analysis of two-character continuations. 420-433 - Haiyan Zhou, Yue Jiang, Letao Wang:
Are Daojing and Dejing stylistically independent of each other: A stylometric analysis with activity and descriptivity. 434-450 - Haoda Feng, Gang Zeng:
Global Debates in the Digital Humanities. Domenico Fiormonte, Sukanta Chaudhuri, and Paola Ricaurte (eds). 451-454 - James Chonglong Gu:
Corpus Linguistics and Translation Tools for Digital Humanities: Research Methods and Applications. Stefania M. Maci and Michele Sala (eds). 454-456 - Jin Qiu, Mengchen Cui:
Mediation and Multimodal Meaning Making in Digital Environments. Ilaria Moschini and Maria Grazia Sindoni (eds). 456-458 - Qiuying Zhao, Shunyu Wang:
Text as Data: A New Framework for Machine Learning and the Social Sciences. Justin Grimmer, Margaret E. Roberts, and Brandon M. Stewart. 458-460
Volume 38, Number Supplement_1, June 2023
- Federica Vezzani, Giorgio Maria Di Nunzio:
Multilingual digital terminology: Introduction to the special issue. 1-5 - Melania Cabezas-García, Pilar León Araúz:
Machine versus corpus-based translation of multiword terms. 6-16 - Rute Costa, Ana Salgado, Margarida Ramos, Bruno Almeida, Raquel Silva, Sara Carvalho, Anas Fahad Khan, Toma Tasovac, Mohamed Khemakhem, Laurent Romary:
A crossroad between lexicography and terminology work: Knowledge organization and domain labelling. 17-29 - Valérie Delavigne:
Des corpus aux bases de données... et retour. Quelle architecture pour une base de données socioterminologiques? 30-40 - Giorgio Maria Di Nunzio, Stefano Marchesin, Gianmaria Silvello:
A systematic review of Automatic Term Extraction: What happened in 2022? 41-47 - Pascale Elbaz, Elpida Loupaki:
Terminologie collaborative: analyse d'un projet inter-universitaire outillé en contexte européen. 48-60 - Silvia Piccini, Federica Vezzani, Andrea Bellandi:
TBX and 'Lemon': What perspectives in terminology? 61-72 - Christophe Roche:
La Théorie du Concept des Normes ISO à l'Ere Numérique. 73-82 - Giulia Speranza, Maria Pia di Buono, Johanna Monti:
Towards terminological resources tailored to the users' needs: Terminology extraction based on appositive constructions. 83-92
Volume 38, Number 2, May 2023
- Bilal Baris Alkan, Leyla Karakus, Bekir Direkçi:
Generating a sentiment dictionary in R and dictionary-based sentiment analysis in Turkish texts. 461-476 - Francesca Benatti, François Vignale, Alessio Antonini, Edmund King:
Reading in Europe - Challenges and lessons learned from the case studies of the READ-IT project. 477-481 - Nora Benedict:
Buyers versus borrowers: a look at the finances of Shakespeare and Company. 482-491 - Eugenio Biagini, Patrick Henry Geoghegan, Hugh Hanley, Aneirin Jones, Huw Jones:
From sentiment to style: Charles Stewart Parnell's rhetoric in the first crisis of the UK. 492-500 - Josh Brown:
Whose Language? Whose DH? Towards a taxonomy of definitional elusiveness in the digital humanities. 501-514 - Fu Chen, Guofeng Wang:
A social network approach to critical discourse studies. 515-529 - Mathew Gillings, Andrew Hardie:
The interpretation of topic models for scholarly analysis: An evaluation and critique of current practice. 530-543 - Laura Hernández-Lorenzo, Joanna Byszuk:
Challenging stylometry: The authorship of the baroque play La Segunda Celestina. 544-558 - David L. Hoover:
Zeta revisited: A rejoinder. 559-570 - Lise Jaillant, Arran Rees:
Applying AI to digital archives: trust, collaboration and shared professional ethics. 571-585 - Dmytro V. Lande, Olegh O. Dmytrenko, Anatolij I. Shevchenko, Mykyta S. Klymenko, Maksym O. Vakulenko:
Spoken language identification based on the transcript analysis. 586-595 - Yuanbiao Lin, Xiaozhe Li:
Eye movement pattern of reading Chinese Classics. 596-603 - Jin Liu, Edward Gunn, Fuad Youssef, Jacob Tharayil, Wyatt Lansford, Ying Zeng:
Fractality in Chinese prose. 604-620 - Lei Liu, Min Zhu:
Bertalign: Improved word embedding-based sentence alignment for Chinese-English parallel corpora of literary texts. 621-634 - Qiang Ma:
Integrating traditional ritual dance and minority culture of Western Hunan into dance instruction: Utilizing information technology to preserve China's intangible heritage. 635-646 - Joey McCollum:
Likelihood calculations for reconstructed lacunae and Papyrus 46's text of Ephesians 6:19. 647-657 - Emad Mohamed, Raheem Sarwar, Sayed Mostafa:
Translator attribution for Arabic using machine learning. 658-666 - Zahra Naseri, Saeedeh Momtazi:
A two-stage deep neural model with capsule network for personality identification. 667-678 - Rebecca Roach:
Expanding the history of humanities computing: Hugh Kenner's conversational criticism. 679-695 - Leore Sachs Shmueli:
The discourse of awe in the traditions recorded in the name of the Baal Shem Tov in Sefer Degel Mahaneh Ephraim: A distant reading leading to a close reading. 696-707 - Jacques Savoy:
Stylometry analysis of the French presidential election. 708-719 - Hannah K. Smyth, Julianne Nyhan, Andrew Flinn:
Exploring the possibilities of Thomson's fourth paradigm transformation - The case for a multimodal approach to digital oral history? 720-736 - Nicholas A. Sparks, Heather F. Windram, Christopher J. Howe:
The transmission of 'The West Saxon Royal Genealogy': a phylogenetic approach. 737-749 - Lee Suddaby, Gordon J. Ross:
Did Mary Shelley write Frankenstein? A stylometric analysis. 750-765 - Maksym O. Vakulenko:
Semantic comparison of texts by the metric approach. 766-771 - Maksym O. Vakulenko:
Deep contextual disambiguation of homonyms and polysemants. 772-778 - Joshua Wilson Black:
Creating specialized corpora from digitized historical newspaper archives. 779-797 - Ying Yuan:
Research on the psychology of fictional characters based on artificial intelligence - an example study on The Family. 798-806 - Ahenk Yilmaz, Oguz Bodur, Murat Komesli, Duhan Ölmez, Yigit Inan:
The art of augmented memory: Remembering with augmented reality application in the case of the Temple of Artemis. 807-829 - Gerben Zaagsma:
Digital History and the Politics of Digitization. 830-851 - Fudie Zhao:
A systematic review of Wikidata in Digital Humanities projects. 852-874 - Wanwan Zheng, Mingzhe Jin:
Is word length inaccurate for authorship attribution? 875-890 - Maayan Zhitomirsky-Geffet, Sara Minster:
Cultural information bubbles: A new approach for automatic ethical evaluation of digital artwork collections based on Wikidata. 891-911 - Jin Qiu, Xin Su:
The Digital Reading Condition. Maria Engberg, Iben Have and Birgitte Stougaard Pedersen (eds). 912-914 - Mei Teng, Aiping Zhang:
When Translation Goes Digital: Case Studies and Critical Reflections. Renée Desjardins, Claire Larsonneur, and Philippe Lacour. 914-916 - Chenghui Wu:
The Fundamental Principles of Corpus Linguistics. Tony McEnery and Vaclav Brezina. 916-917 - Correction to: Digital transit ports for the illicit trade in antiquities: the case of the 'Afghan Genizah'. 918
- Retraction of: Statistical approaches in literature: Comparing and clustering the alternatives of love in Divan of Hafiz. 919
Volume 38, Number 3, August 2023
- Mary Akbary, Scott Jarvis:
Lexical diversity as a predictor of genre in TV shows. 921-936 - Andrea Bellandi:
Building linked lexicography applications with LexO-server. 937-952 - Barbara Berti, Andrea Esuli, Fabrizio Sebastiani:
Unravelling interlanguage facts via explainable machine learning. 953-977 - Mike Bowman:
A statistical analysis of the catalogues and criticism of the 19th-century Paris Fine Art Salon: The emergence of titling in the French art world. 978-996 - Maria Pia di Buono, Gennaro Nolano, Johanna Monti:
NEAT - Named Entities in Archaeological Texts: A semantic approach to term extraction and classification. 997-1013 - Manuel Diaz-Ordoñez, Domingo Savio Rodríguez Baena, Bartolomé Yun-Casalilla:
A new approach for the construction of historical databases - NoSQL Document-oriented databases: the example of AtlantoCracies. 1014-1032 - Simon Donig, Markus Eckl, Sebastian Gassner, Malte Rehbein:
Web archive analytics: Blind spots and silences in distant readings of the archived web. 1033-1048 - Pavlos Fafalios, Yannis Marketakis, Anastasia Axaridou, Yannis Tzitzikas, Martin Doerr:
A workflow model for holistic data management and semantic interoperability in quantitative archival research. 1049-1066 - Wenjie Fan, Dongbo Wang, Shuiqing Huang:
Automatic sentence segmentation for classical Chinese: The Spring and Autumn Annals as an example. 1067-1077 - Augustine Akintunde Farinola:
Hermeneutical postphenomenology: Computational tools and the lure of objectivity. 1078-1087 - Jennifer Guiliano, Laura Estill:
What gets categorized counts: Controlled vocabularies, digital affordances, and the international digital humanities conference. 1088-1100 - Isaac Hershkowitz:
The status of the Jewish temple in modern Hebrew literature (1848-1948): A big-data analysis. 1101-1114 - Huiyuan Jin, Kecheng Yang, Haitao Liu:
An investigation on ellipsis from network science approach. 1115-1129 - Katarzyna Anna Kapitan, Tarrin Wills:
Sagas and genre: A case for application of network analysis to manuscripts preserving Old Norse-Icelandic saga literature. 1130-1144 - Songqing Li:
Digital remediation and visual manipulation: Blogs as breathing spaces for Chinese tattoo wearers and enthusiasts. 1145-1157 - Thomas Merriam:
Is it time to reconsider Henry V? 1158-1165 - Komal Naaz, Niraj Kumar Singh:
A learning approach towards metre-based classification of similar Hindi poems using proposed two-level data transformation. 1166-1182 - Benjamin Nagy:
Some stylometric remarks on Ovid'sHeroidesand theEpistula Sapphus. 1183-1199 - Chiara Palladino, Tariq Yousef:
To say almost the same thing? A study on cross-linguistic variation in ancient texts and their translations. 1200-1213 - Nana Pang, Meng Sun, Haoran Zhu:
Louise or Ferdinand? Exploring the protagonists of Love and Intrigue using social network analysis. 1214-1226 - Rémi Petitpierre, Paul Guhennec:
Effective annotation for the automatic vectorization of cadastral maps. 1227-1237 - Jacques Savoy:
Stylometric analysis of characters in Shakespeare's plays. 1238-1246 - Daniil Skorinkin, Boris Orekhov:
Hacking stylometry with multiple voices: Imaginary writers can override authorial signal in Delta. 1247-1266 - Thomas Smits, Melvin Wevers:
A multimodal turn in Digital Humanities. Using contrastive machine learning models to explore, enrich, and analyze digital visual historical collections. 1267-1280 - Junwu Tian, Shuyue Liu:
A multidimensional and digital humanistic analysis of style in Amy Tan's novels. 1281-1295 - Luis J. Tosina Fernández:
Proverbs as indicators of proficiency for art-generating AI. 1296-1306 - Maksym O. Vakulenko:
Normalization of Ukrainian letters, numerals, and measures for natural language processing. 1307-1321 - Tomas Vancisin, Loraine Clarke, Mary Orr, Uta Hinrichs:
Provenance visualization: Tracing people, processes, and practices through a data-driven approach to provenance. 1322-1339 - Siyi Wang, Yong Duan, Xiaofei Yang, Chenxing Cao, Shouyong Pan:
'Smart Museum' in China: From technology labs to sustainable knowledgescapes. 1340-1358 - Chenliang Zhou, Haitao Liu:
Lexical diversity as a lens into the classification of Slavic languages: A quantitative typology perspective. 1359-1371 - Yali Shi:
Introduction to Digital Humanities: Enhancing Scholarship with the Use of Technology. Kathryn C. Wymer. 1372-1374 - Correction to: Unravelling interlanguage facts via explainable machine learning. 1375
- Retraction of: Data visualization technique to study the conceptual metaphors in Divan of Hafiz and Bustan of Sa'adi. 1376
Volume 38, Number 4, November 2023
- Mariusz Balcerek:
The battle plans in the 17th century on the example of the 'ordres de bataille' album by Eric Dahlbergh. Research model proposal. 1377-1388 - Stavros Bompolas, Dimitra Melissaropoulou:
A dialectometric approach to inner Asia Minor Greek: Comparisons and associations between linguistic levels. 1389-1403 - Simon Brenner, Timo Frühwirth, Sandra Mayer:
Revealing 'invisible' poetry by W. H. Auden through computer vision: Using photometric stereo to visualize indented impressions. 1404-1417 - Florian Cafiero, Jean-Baptiste Camps:
Who could be behind QAnon? Authorship attribution with supervised machine-learning. 1418-1430 - Mengling Cai:
Research on ontology construction of traditional Chinese handmade paper: Take Kaihua paper as an example. 1431-1439 - Marta Coll-Florit, Salvador Climent:
Metaphor repositories: the case of the mental health metaphor dictionary. 1440-1452 - Paola Dalla Torre, Paolo Fantozzi, Maurizio Naldi:
Deep learning-based lexical character identification in TV series. 1453-1465 - Katrin Dennerlein, Thomas Schmidt, Christian Wolff:
Computational emotion classification for genre corpora of German tragedies and comedies from 17th to early 19th century. 1466-1481 - Nathan Dooner:
Principal component analysis and authorship. 1482-1493 - Gabriel Egan, Mark Eisen, Alejandro Ribeiro, Santiago Segarra:
"I would I had that corporal soundness": Pervez Rizvi's Analysis of the Word Adjacency Network Method of Authorship Attribution. 1494-1507 - Mark Faulkner:
Corpus philology: Using the Dictionary of Old English to get bigger data for Old English spelling variation. 1508-1521 - Yaming Fu, Simon Mahony, Wei Liu:
Reconstruction of cultural memory through digital storytelling: A case study of Shanghai Memory project. 1522-1535 - Annabel Hancock:
Tracing connections: using network analysis to study trade and movement in the Mediterranean in the 11th to 14th centuries. 1536-1563 - Haifeng Hui:
What can digital humanities do for literary adaptation studies: distant reading of children's editions of Robinson Crusoe. 1564-1576 - Hartmut Ilsemann:
R Stylo and the authorship determination of Henry V. 1577-1581 - Onwu Inya:
'This app is evil forest true true': metaphor-based metadiscursive evaluations of Twitter by Nigerians. 1582-1590 - Jiao Liu, Ke Li:
Are Zhuzi contentious? A rhetorical investigation of speech/word radicals in ancient Chinese texts. 1591-1603 - Dastan Maulud, Karwan Jacksi, Ismael Ali:
A hybrid part-of-speech tagger with annotated Kurdish corpus: advancements in POS tagging. 1604-1612 - Komal Naaz, Niraj Kumar Singh:
A seminatural approach towards restoration, classification, and pattern extraction from heritage Hindi poetry: A probabilistic case study with Dohā chanda. 1613-1635 - Yair Neuman, Yochai Cohen, Wenpeng Yin:
Identifying social norm violation in movie plots: from Borat to American Pie. 1636-1645 - Davide Picca, Jocelin Pitteloud:
Personality recognition in Digital Humanities: A review of computational approaches in the humanities. 1646-1658 - Liina Repo, Brett Hashimoto, Veronika Laippala:
In search of founding era registers: automatic modeling of registers from the corpus of Founding Era American English. 1659-1677 - Annuncy Vinoliya, Joseph Ponniah:
New frontiers in linguistic research: Eliminating the challenges of understanding the genetics of language through bioinformatics. 1678-1684 - Weiqiao Wang, Kequan Li:
Time and space as two basic attributes of Buddhist monuments: An introduction to the design, implementation, and application of the data platform of Buddhist monuments in China. 1685-1709 - Tong Wei, Yuqi Chen:
A methodology for building domain ontology of cultural heritage. 1710-1719 - Avital Zadok, Maayan Zhitomirsky-Geffet, Jonathan Schler, Binyamin Katzoff:
Comparative network analysis as a new approach to the editorship profiling task: A case study of the Mishnah and Tosefta from Rabbinic literature. 1720-1739 - Shuneng Zhong, Xiqin Liu:
Cultural specificities of online dictionaries for English learners: Evidence from a user survey and a multimodal discourse analysis. 1740-1763 - Mehrdad Vasheghani Farahani:
Corpus Linguistics and Translation Tools for Digital Humanities: Research Methods and Applications. Stefania M. Maci & Michele Sala. 1764-1766 - Retraction of: Statistical comparison between the alternatives of love in the poems of Sa'adi and Moulana. 1767
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