Digital Scholarship in the Humanities

Beyond the surface: stylometric analysis of GPT-4o’s capacity for literary style imitation

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XunZi-MLLM: a multimodal large language model for ancient text and image recognition Get access

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Digital Media Metaphors: A Critical Introduction. Johan Farkas and Marcus Maloney (eds) Get access

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The most important affairs of the state are sacrifice and war: digital visualization of the scattered early Zhou epics in the Book of Songs

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The semiotic interpretation of ‘virtual reality’ and its relevant issues Get access

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Can professional interpreters truly convey the speaker’s sentiment? Exploring the potential of a computational approach

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Fine-grained extraction of geospatial and temporal information from Chinese historical newspapers Get access

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Decoding early modern gestural patterns through hand networks

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Humanities data in R: exploring networks, geospatial data, images, and text (second edition). Taylor Arnold and Lauren Tilton Get access

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Lexical richness viewed through lexical diversity, density, and sophistication Get access

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Sentiment analysis of the volta in Shakespeare’s sonnets

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The ongoing birth of the narrator: empirical evidence for the emergence of the author–narrator distinction in literary criticism

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Documentary’s expanded fields: new media and the twenty-first-century documentary. Jihoon Kim Get access

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Literary Simulation and the Digital Humanities: Reading, Editing, Writing. Manuel Portela Get access

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Reliability of large language models as a tool for knowledge extraction from biographical dictionaries: the case of the Polish Biographical Dictionary Get access

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Revolutionizing the stage: exploring the multidimensional landscape of digital theater Get access

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ChisNERE: a premodern Chinese corpus with named entity and relation annotation Get access

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Modeling “worth by association” in US book reviews, 1905–25 Get access

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Comprehension of the Shakespeare authorship question through deep impostors approach Get access

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