This article explores the process of developing a digital annotation methodology that allows for the creation of contextual arguments out of entity annotations for both texts and images based on user-defined data models.

How can the needs of researchers inform the design of web maps in the digital humanities?

Evaluative infrastructures in Indian higher education continue to marginalise digital scholarly work by equating academic value with print-based authorship and closure. This proposed framework imagines something better and more equitable.

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This paper examines measures of distinctiveness (also known as keyness measures), employing a qualitative, comparative evaluation of three different measures: logarithmic Zeta, Welch’s t-test, and Log-likelihood ratio test.

What do we do with databases that are too small to be useful for modern data analytics, but too large for a single person to consume? Snelson's book "The Little Database" seeks to find out.

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Recent legal changes in the USA don't change the fact that ebooks are expensive and generally unsuitable for digital corpus construction.

This paper argues for reorienting Digital Humanities through an ethics of ecological care, challenging its entanglement with extractive infrastructures and techno-solutionism. Drawing on feminist care ethics, postcolonial ecocriticism, and environmental humanities, it calls for rewiring DH practices and pedagogies toward environmental accountability and justice.

Daylight is a crucial element in the architecture of inhabited spaces, but in ancient housing it is often difficult to reconstruct. This article presents a 3D reconstruction of a Pompeian atrium house as the basis for modern daylight simulations. The results shed light on which spaces were usable at different times of day, while the methodology provides a foundation for further analyses of comparable houses

Can computational methods reclassify medieval Hebrew texts? This study uses transformer-based embeddings and hierarchical clustering to reveal hidden textual affinities and challenge inherited genre labels.

Inspired equally by minimal computing principles and by Agnès Varda’s film The Gleaners and I, Rondo is a single page application for building complete digital exhibits from a Google Sheet.

Prison staff policing pleasure? The database Coding Carceral Censorship turns dry DOC paperwork into blazing receipts of gender- and race-skewed publication bans on sexual speech.

An exploration into how computational support can assist scholarly digital hermeneutical research, focusing on the medieval Scottish mindset regarding financial transaction.

This discussion is about feminisms, Digital Humanities (DH), stacks, and archives. We argue for Full Stack Feminism, as a methodological approach, informed by the successes of previous feminist interventions in DH.

In this case study the authors explore Attic vase painters using CNNs, investigating image similarity through both archaeological and computational perspectives.

Keywords are not neutral, but interpretive tools. This research investigates the analytical consequences of keyword generation in a complex, high-stakes case.