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ORCIDDigital Scholarship in the Humanities, Volume 34
Volume 34, Number 1, April 2019
- Ros Barber
:
Marlowe and overreaching: A misuse of stylometry. 1-12 - John Bradley:
Digital tools in the humanities: Some fundamental provocations? 13-20 - Huili Wang, Xiaoli Yan, Hanning Guo:
Visualizing the knowledge domain of embodied language cognition: A bibliometric review. 21-31 - Natalia Judith Laso, Elisabet Comelles, Isabel Verdaguer:
Research report on the adequacy of SciE-Lex as a lexicographic tool for the writing of biomedical papers in English. 32-47 - Susan Leavy:
Uncovering gender bias in newspaper coverage of Irish politicians using machine learning. 48-63 - Tak-Sum Wong, John S. Y. Lee:
Vernacularization in Medieval Chinese: A quantitative study on classifiers, demonstratives, and copulae in the Chinese Buddhist Canon. 64-81 - Changsoo Lee:
How are 'immigrant workers' represented in Korean news reporting? - A text mining approach to critical discourse analysis. 82-99 - Wei-Chen Hsu, Gi-Zen Liu:
Genre-based writing instruction blended with an online writing tutorial system for the development of academic writing. 100-123 - Yi-Wen Chen, Gi-Zen Liu, Vivien Lin, Hongyou Wang:
Needs analysis for an ESP case study developed for the context-aware ubiquitous learning environment. 124-145 - Mohammad Reza Mahmoudi, Ali Abbasalizadeh:
On comparing and clustering the alternatives of love in Saadi's lyric poems (Ghazals). 146-151 - Mohammad Reza Mahmoudi, Ali Abbasalizadeh:
Statistical analysis about the order of Quran's revelation. 152-158 - Yubin Qian, Ya Sun:
Autonomous learning of productive vocabulary in the EFL context: An action research approach. 159-173 - Mark Alan Rhodes II:
Paul Robeson's place in YouTube: A social spatial network analysis of digital heritage. 174-188 - Mirco Kocher, Jacques Savoy:
Evaluation of text representation schemes and distance measures for authorship linking. 189-207 - Ben Verhoeven, Walter Daelemans:
Discourse lexicon induction for multiple languages and its use for gender profiling. 208-220 - Mingming Liu, Yufeng Wu, Dongdong Jiao, Michael Shengtao Wu, Tingshao Zhu:
Literary intelligence analysis of novel protagonists' personality traits and development. 221-229
- Huayong Li:
Corpus Approaches to Contemporary British Speech: Sociolinguistics Studies of the Spoken BNC2014. Voclav Brezina, Robbie Love and Karin Aijmer (eds.). 230-232
Volume 34, Number 2, June 2019
- Angela Bellia:
Towards a new approach in the study of Ancient Greek music: Virtual reconstruction of an ancient musical instrument from Greek Sicily. 233-243 - Claudia M. Brugman, Thomas J. Conners:
Distinguishing properties of SMS and Twitter in Indonesian: A contrastive study. 244-260 - Abdelhamid Elewa:
Authorship verification of disputed Hadiths in Sahih al-Bukhari and Muslim. 261-276 - Saeed Farzi, Sahar Kianian:
Katibeh: A Persian news summarizer using the novel semi-supervised approach. 277-289 - Tuomo Hiippala, Anna Hausmann, Henrikki Tenkanen, Tuuli Toivonen:
Exploring the linguistic landscape of geotagged social media content in urban environments. 290-309 - Yufang Ho, Jane Lugea, Dan McIntyre, Zhijie Xu, Jing Wang:
Text-world annotation and visualization for crime narrative reconstruction. 310-334 - Hartmut Ilsemann:
Forensic stylometry. 335-349 - Inna Kizhner, Melissa Terras, Maxim Rumyantsev, Kristina Sycheva, Ivan Rudov:
Accessing Russian culture online: The scope of digitization in museums across Russia. 350-367 - Marijn Koolen, Jasmijn van Gorp, Jacco van Ossenbruggen:
Toward a model for digital tool criticism: Reflection as integrative practice. 368-385 - Zbigniew Osinski:
Information infrastructure of contemporary humanities and the digital humanities development as a cause of creating new information barriers. A Polish case. 386-400 - Pervez Rizvi:
The interpretation of Zeta test results. 401-418 - Pervez Rizvi:
An improvement to Zeta. 419-422 - Nuria Rodríguez-Ortega, Antonio Cruces Rodríguez:
Development of technological ecosystems for cultural analysis: The case of Expofinder system and art exhibitions. 423-448 - Nuria Yáñez-Bouza, Victorina Gonzalez-Diaz:
'he liked to read, write, and whatch televishon' - The APU Writing and Reading Corpus (1979-1988). 449-469
- Corrigendum. 470
Volume 34, Number 3, September 2019
- Dingding Chao, Taro Kanno, Kazuo Furuta, Chen Lin:
Representing stories as interdependent dynamics of character activities and plots: A two-mode network relational event model. 471-481 - Peter Dixon, David Mannion, Will G. Burgess:
Johnson, 'Misargyrus', and Richard Bathurst. 482-492 - Jack Grieve, Isobelle Clarke, Emily Chiang, Hannah Gideon, Annina Heini, Andrea Nini, Emily Waibel:
Attributing the Bixby Letter using n-gram tracing. 493-512 - Benjamin Charles Germain Lee:
Machine learning, template matching, and the International Tracing Service digital archive: Automating the retrieval of death certificate reference cards from 40 million document scans. 513-535 - Mohammad Reza Mahmoudi, Ali Abbasalizadeh:
How statistics and text mining can be applied to literary studies? 536-541 - Kristoffer L. Nielbo, Katrine F. Baunvig, Bin Liu, Jianbo Gao:
A curious case of entropic decay: Persistent complexity in textual cultural heritage. 542-557 - Bhagwati Prasad Pande, Pawan Tamta, Hoshiyar S. Dhami:
Generation, implementation, and appraisal of an N-gram-based stemming algorithm. 558-568 - Sujata Rani, Parteek Kumar:
A sentiment analysis system for social media using machine learning techniques: Social enablement. 569-581 - Simone Rebora, J. Berenike Herrmann, Gerhard Lauer, Massimo Salgaro:
Robert Musil, a war journal, and stylometry: Tackling the issue of short texts in authorship attribution. 582-605 - Pervez Rizvi:
The problem of microattribution. 606-615 - Camille Roth:
Digital, digitized, and numerical humanities. 616-632 - Cornel Samoila, Doru Ursutiu, Vlad Jinga:
Evaluation software for effects produced by MOOC in mediums with different linguistically levels. 633-645 - Shanmugapriya T., Nirmala Menon, Andy Campbell:
An introduction to the functioning process of embedded paratext of digital literature: Technoeikon of digital poetry. 646-660 - Maria Angeles Zarco-Tejada:
Automatic profiling of L2-simplified texts: Identifying discriminate features of linguistic proficiency. 661-675 - Maayan Zhitomirsky-Geffet, Gila Prebor:
SageBook: Toward a cross-generational social network for the Jewish sages' prosopography. 676-695
- Haoda Feng:
Quantitative Corpus Linguistics with R: A Practical Introduction (Second edition). Stefan Th. Gries. 696-698 - Huayong Li:
Research Methods for the Digital Humanities. Lewis Levenberg, Tai Neilson and David Rheams (eds.). 699-701 - Fabrizio Nevola:
Visualizing Venice: Mapping and Modeling Time and Change in a City. Kristin L. Huffman, Andrea Giordano, and Caroline Bruzelius (eds.). 701-703 - Joseph Rudman:
The New Oxford Shakespeare Authorship Companion. Gary Taylor and Gabriel Egan (eds.). Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2017, xxxii + 741 pp. ISBN 978-0-/9-959116-9. £125 (hardback). 703-705
- Corrigendum. 706
Volume 34, Number 4, December 2019
- Braxton Boren:
Computational acoustic musicology. 707-715 - Pramit Chaudhuri, Tathagata Dasgupta, Joseph P. Dexter, Krithika Iyer:
A small set of stylometric features differentiates Latin prose and verse. 716-729 - Natalia Grincheva:
Mapping museum 'Soft Power': Adding geo-visualization to the methodological framework. 730-751 - Chen-li Kuo:
Function words in statistical machine-translated Chinese and original Chinese: A study into the translationese of machine translation systems. 752-771 - Jisu Lee, Hye-Eun Lee:
Digital humanities and new directions in South Korea. 772-790 - Claudia Teixeira, Irene Rodrigues:
Deciphering Latin sentences using traditional linguistic resources. 791-805 - Doris van der Smissen, Margaret A. Steenbakker, Martin J. M. Hoondert, Menno Matthias van Zaanen:
Music and cremation rituals in The Netherlands: A fine-grained analysis of a crematorium's playlist. 806-817
Editorial
- Gabriel Egan:
Introduction to a special section on 'Computational Methods for Literary-Historical Textual Scholarship'. 818-824 - Mark J. Hill, Simon Hengchen:
Quantifying the impact of dirty OCR on historical text analysis: Eighteenth Century Collections Online as a case study. 825-843 - Elli Bleeker, Bram Buitendijk, Ronald Haentjens Dekker:
Agree to disagree: Modelling co-existing scholarly perspectives on literary text. 844-854 - Gary Taylor:
Finding 'anonymous' in the digital archives: The problem of Arden of Faversham. 855-873 - David L. Hoover:
Simulations and difficult problems. 874-892 - Barbara McGillivray, Simon Hengchen, Viivi Lähteenoja, Marco Palma, Alessandro Vatri:
A computational approach to lexical polysemy in Ancient Greek. 893-907 - Itay Marienberg-Milikowsky:
Beyond digitization? Digital humanities and the case of Hebrew literature. 908-913 - Ewan Jones, Paul Nulty:
Quantitative measures of lexical complexity in modern prose fiction. 914-937
Volume 34, Number Supplement-1, December 2019
- Dominic Forest, Diane Jakacki, Cecily Raynor, Michael Eberle-Sinatra, Stéfan Sinclair:
Introduction. 1-2 - Taylor B. Arnold, Lauren Tilton:
Distant viewing: analyzing large visual corpora. 3-16 - Tyng-Ruey Chuang:
Remembrance of contemporary events: On setting up the Sunflower Movement Archive. 36-45 - Robert P. Crease, Elyse Graham, Jamie Folsom:
Database thinking and deep description: designing a digital archive of the National Synchrotron Light Source. 46-57 - James Cummings:
A world of difference: Myths and misconceptions about the TEI. 58-79 - Uta Hinrichs, Stefania Forlini, Bridget Moynihan:
In defense of sandcastles: Research thinking through visualization in digital humanities. 80-99 - Martin Holmes, Joseph Takeda:
Beyond validation: Using programmed diagnostics to learn about, monitor, and successfully complete your DH project. 100-109 - Susan Leavy, Mark T. Keane, Emilie Pine:
Patterns in language: Text analysis of government reports on the Irish industrial school system with word embedding. 110-122 - Luis Meneses, Enrique Mallen:
Semantic domains in Picasso's poetry. 123-128 - Luis Meneses, Richard Furuta:
Shelf life: Identifying the abandonment of online digital humanities projects. 129-134 - So Miyagawa, Kirill Bulert, Marco Büchler, Heike Behlmer:
Optical character recognition of typeset Coptic text with neural networks. 135-141 - Alexandra Núñez, Malte Gerloff, Erik-Lân Do Dinh, Andrea Rapp, Petra Gehring, Iryna Gurevych:
A 'wind of change' - shaping public opinion of the Arab Spring using metaphors. 142-149 - Yan Rucar, Jean-Gabriel Ganascia:
An ontology and a memory island to give access to digital literature works. 150-155 - Cihan Sari, Albert Ali Salah, Alkim Almila Akdag Salah:
Automatic detection and visualization of garment color in Western portrait paintings. 156-171 - Megan Senseney, Maria Bonn, Christoper Maden, Janet Swatscheno, LaTesha Velez, Harriett E. Green, Katrina Fenlon:
Informing library-based digital publishing: Selected findings from a survey of scholars' needs in a contemporary publishing environment. 172-178
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