Digital Scholarship in the Humanities

Ethical dilemmas in artificial intelligence-generated art: authorship, ownership, and the blurring of creative boundaries Get access

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Deep learning-based classification of Yinshan rock art and future research directions Get access

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Human evaluation of large language models in Old English translation: a qualitative analysis Get access

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Link visions together: visualizing geographies of late Qing and Republican China Open Access

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Machine learning techniques for exploring influence, commonalities, and shared origin of scripts: cases of Ethiopic, Armenian, Georgian, and Caucasian Albanian scripts Open Access

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Comparative computational textual criticism of the Gospel of Mark and the paradigm of textual clusters Open Access

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Can algorithms detect lost scholarly communities? A network-based study of the Lower Yangtze in Late Imperial China (1644–1912) Get access

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Who wrote the penultimate chapter of The Female Quixote: a stylometric authorship attribution study Open Access

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A revisit on ‘the virtual’ and ‘the real’ of ‘virtual reality’ Get access

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Retraction of: “Sentiment analysis of Chinese ancient poetry based on multidimensional knowledge attention” Free

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Thematic section on premodern digital ecologies Get access

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Syntactic-semantic capture of historical texts as a platform for source-critical analysis: telling the story of a premodern heresy trial with Computer-Assisted Semantic Text Modelling (CASTEMO) Open Access

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The Mandeville-author’s sense of space: a digital–ecological reading of Mandeville’s Travels Open Access

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The literary and digitals otters of the Voyage of St. Brendan the Abbot and Brendan’s Voyage Get access

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Special issue—Digital Humanities 2023: Collaboration as Opportunity: Introduction Free

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Getting creative with medieval landscape fragments: the Hull Maritime Museum, late-medieval poetry, and digital availability Get access

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Digital social reading: Sharing fiction in the Twenty-First century. Federico Pianzola Get access

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Reimagining mythological landscapes: leveraging AIGC to visualize the Classic of Mountains and Seas (Shan Hai Jing) Get access

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Digital memory research in Chinese and English literature: a DTM-based topic evolution and comparative analysis Get access

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