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ORCIDDigital Scholarship in the Humanities, Volume 35
Volume 35, Number 1, April 2020
- Matthieu Bach
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Sensorial discourse and corpus in the digital humanities era: The example of the wine language. 1-16 - Tobias Blanke, Michael Bryant, Mark Hedges:
Understanding memories of the Holocaust - A new approach to neural networks in the digital humanities. 17-33 - Frank Fischer, Robert Jäschke:
'The Michael Jordan of greatness' - Extracting Vossian antonomasia from two decades of The New York Times, 1987-2007. 34-42 - Richard Gartner:
Towards an ontology-based iconography. 43-53 - Renkui Hou, Chu-Ren Huang, Kathleen Ahrens, Sophia Yat Mei Lee:
Linguistic characteristics of Chinese register based on the Menzerath - Altmann law and text clustering. 54-66 - Alek Keersmaekers:
Creating a richly annotated corpus of papyrological Greek: The possibilities of natural language processing approaches to a highly inflected historical language. 67-82 - Sangeetha Kutty, Richi Nayak, Paul Turnbull, Ron Chernich, Gavin Kennedy, Kerry Raymond:
PaperMiner - a real-time spatiotemporal visualization for newspaper articles. 83-100 - Johannes Ledolter, Lea VanderVelde:
A case study in text mining: Textual analysis of the Territorial Papers. 101-126 - Costas Papadopoulos, Paul Reilly:
The digital humanist: Contested status within contesting futures. 127-145 - Claire Ruegg, James Jaehoon Lee:
Epic social networks and Eve's centrality in Milton's Paradise Lost. 146-159 - Miguel Escobar Varela, Luis Carlos Hernández Barraza:
Digital dance scholarship: Biomechanics and culturally situated dance analysis. 160-175 - Hadi Veisi, Mohammad MohammadAmini, Hawre Hosseini:
Toward Kurdish language processing: Experiments in collecting and processing the AsoSoft text corpus. 176-193 - Melvin Wevers, Thomas Smits:
The visual digital turn: Using neural networks to study historical images. 194-207 - Wanwan Zheng, Mingzhe Jin:
Comparing multiple categories of feature selection methods for text classification. 208-224
- Jialei Li:
Representations of Poverty and Place: Using Geographical Text Analysis to Understand Discourse. Laura L. Paterson and Ian N. Gregory. 225-227 - Xiaodong Liu, Defeng Li:
The Routledge Handbook of Chinese Translation. Chris Shei and Zhao-Ming Gao (eds.). 227-230 - Liang Zhao:
Lexical Facility: Size, Recognition Speed and Consistency as Dimensions of Second Language Vocabulary Knowledge. Michael Harrington. 230-232
Volume 35, Number 2, June 2020
- Arkadiusz Borek, Tomasz Zwiazek, Michal Slomski, Michal Gochna, Grzegorz Myrda, Marek Slon:
Technical and methodological foundations of digital indexing of medieval and early modern court books. 233-253 - Oran Brill, Moshe Koppel, Avi Shmidman:
FAST: Fast and Accurate Synoptic Texts. 254-264 - Yu-Hua Chen, Radovan Bruncak:
Transcribear - Introducing a secure online transcription and annotation tool. 265-275 - Curdin Derungs, Christian Sieber, Elvira Glaser, Robert Weibel:
Dialect borders - political regions are better predictors than economy or religion. 276-295 - Darren Freebury-Jones, Marcus Dahl:
Searching for Thomas Nashe in Dido, Queen of Carthage. 296-306 - Marina Iosifyan, Igor Vlasov:
And Quiet Flows the Don: the Sholokhov-Kryukov authorship debate. 307-318 - Matthew L. Jockers, Fernando Nascimento, George H. Taylor:
Judging style: The case of Bush versus Gore. 319-327 - Thomas Lansdall-Welfare, Nello Cristianini:
History playground: A tool for discovering temporal trends in massive textual corpora. 328-341 - Orna Levin:
Techno-poetics in micro-stories of the digital age: The case of Alex Epstein. 342-352 - Jia Liu, Lin Fan, Hongshan Yin:
A bibliometric analysis on cognitive processing of emotional words. 353-365 - Sander Münster, Melissa Terras:
The visual side of digital humanities: a survey on topics, researchers, and epistemic cultures. 366-389 - Sanela Nikolic:
Digital studies and transcontextualization of the humanities: The case of organology. 390-398 - Paul Onanuga:
Transnationalizing humour on social media: A linguistic analysis of ideology, identity and didactics in Robert Mugabe Quotes memes1. 399-416 - Sebnem Özdemir:
Digital nudges and dark patterns: The angels and the archfiends of digital communication. 417-428 - Michelle Pfeiffer, Dirk Eller, Cyril Carré:
Toward a virtual research environment for the spatial humanities: heiMAP. 429-440 - Gila Prebor, Maayan Zhitomirsky-Geffet, Yitzchak Miller:
A new analytic framework for prediction of migration patterns and locations of historical manuscripts based on their script types. 441-458 - Gregory Toner, Xiwu Han:
Dating medieval texts by classification with flexible time intervals. 459-470 - Chunlin Wang, Irene Castellón, Elisabet Comelles:
Linguistic analysis of datasets for semantic textual similarity. 471-484 - Ming-Ming Yin, Mohammad Reza Mahmoudi, Ali Abbasalizadeh:
Analysis of mystical concepts in Khaghani's Divan. 485-491
Volume 35, Number 4, December 2020
- Nikhil Kumar Rajput, Bhavya Ahuja, Manoj Kumar Riyal:
Alphabet usage pattern, word lengths, and sparsity in seven Indo-European languages. 727-736 - Caroline Ardrey:
Visualising Voice: Analysing spoken recordings of nineteenth-century French poetry. 737-758 - Hugo Bonin:
From antagonist to protagonist: 'Democracy' and 'people' in British parliamentary debates, 1775-1885. 759-775 - David Bholat, James Brookes:
Text mining letters from financial regulators to firms they supervise. 776-796 - Silvia Dibeltulo, Sarah Culhane, Daniela Treveri Gennari:
Bridging the digital divide: Older adults' engagement with online cinema heritage. 797-811 - Robert Gorman:
Author identification of short texts using dependency treebanks without vocabulary. 812-825 - Ahmad S. Haider, Riyad F. Hussein:
Analysing headlines as a way of downsizing news corpora: Evidence from an Arabic-English comparable corpus of newspaper articles. 826-844 - Kieran O'Halloran:
A posthumanist pedagogy using digital text analysis to enhance critical thinking in higher education. 845-880 - Yu Tian, Kim-Hung Pho:
A statistical view to study the aphorisms in Nahj al-Balaghah. 881-885 - (Withdrawn) Statistical approaches in literature: Comparing and clustering the alternatives of love in Divan of Hafiz. 886-892
- Seemu Sharma, Seema Bawa:
CBDR: An efficient storage repository for cultural big data. 893-903 - Nicolas Szilas, Sergio Estupiñán, Monika Marano, Urs Richle:
The study of narrative acts with and for digital media. 904-920 - Lorella Viola, Jaap Verheul:
Mining ethnicity: Discourse-driven topic modelling of immigrant discourses in the USA, 1898-1920. 921-943 - Claire Warwick:
Interfaces, ephemera, and identity: A study of the historical presentation of digital humanities resources. 944-971
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