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ORCIDDigital Humanities Quarterly, Volume 10
Volume 10, Number 1, 2016
Front Matter
- James O'Sullivan, Mary Galvin, Diane Jakacki:
Introduction to the Digital Humanities Summer Institute Colloquium Special Issue.
- Douglas Ernest Duhaime:
Textual Reuse in the Eighteenth Century: Mining Eliza Haywood's Quotations. - Jeffrey Charles Witt:
The Sentences Commentary Text Archive: Laying the Foundation for the Analysis, Use, and Reuse of a Tradition. - Luise Borek, Quinn Dombrowski, Jody Perkins, Christof Schöch:
TaDiRAH: a Case Study in Pragmatic Classification. - Lisa Tweten, Gwynaeth McIntyre, Chelsea Gardner:
From Stone to Screen: Digital Revitalization of Ancient Epigraphy. - Stefania Forlini, Uta Hinrichs, Bridget Moynihan:
The Stuff of Science Fiction: An Experiment in Literary History. - Katrina Anderson, Lindsey Bannister, Janey Dodd, Deanna Fong, Michelle Levy, Lindsey Seatter:
Student Labour and Training in Digital Humanities. - John F. Barber:
Sound and Digital Humanities: reflecting on a DHSI course. - Lindsey Eckert, Julia Grandison:
The Almanac Archive: Theorizing Marginalia and Duplicate Copies in the Digital Realm.
- Renée Farrar:
Word Processor Art: How User-friendly Inhibits Creativity.
- Alan Bilansky:
A Digital Humanist-Informatician Review of Jim Ridolfo and William Hart-Davidson, editors, Rhetoric and the Digital Humanities. - Kevin G. Smith:
A Writing Studies Review of Jim Ridolfo and William Hart-Davidson, editors, Rhetoric and the Digital Humanities.
Volume 10, Number 2, 2016
Front Matter
- Neil Coffee, Neil W. Bernstein:
Digital Methods and Classical Studies.
- Monica Berti, Bridget Almas, Gregory R. Crane:
The Leipzig Open Fragmentary Texts Series (LOFTS). - Francesco Mambrini:
Treebanking in the world of Thucydides. Linguistic annotation for the Hellespont Project. - Rebecca K. Schindler:
Teaching Spatial Literacy in the Classical Studies Curriculum. - Matteo Romanello:
Exploring Citation Networks to Study Intertextuality in Classics. - Caroline T. Schroeder, Amir Zeldes:
Raiders of the Lost Corpus. - Matthew L. Jockers:
The Ancient World in Nineteenth-Century Fiction; or, Correlating Theme, Geography, and Sentiment in the Nineteenth Century Literary Imagination. - Jeffrey A. Rydberg-Cox:
Toward an Open Digital Tutorial for Ancient Greek v. 2.0.
- Johanna Drucker, Patrik B. O. Svensson:
The Why and How of Middleware. - Anna Foka, Viktor Arvidsson:
Experiential Analogies: A Sonic Digital Ekphrasis as a Digital Humanities Project.
- Richard Graham:
From Kindling to Kindles: A Review of Matt Hayler, Challenging the Phenomena of Technology: Embodiment, Expertise and Evolved Knowledge (Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2015). - Kevin Lewis:
A Review of "Memes in Digital Culture".
Volume 10, Number 3, 2016
Front Matter
- Julianne Nyhan:
It is time to address the Public Communication of DH.
- Niels Brügger:
Digital Humanities in the 21st Century: Digital Material as a Driving Force. - Tanya E. Clement:
Towards a Rationale of Audio-Text. - Arianna Ciula, Cristina Marras:
Circling around texts and language: towards pragmatic modelling in Digital Humanities. - Stuart Dunn, Mareike Schumacher:
Explaining Events to Computers: Critical Quantification, Multiplicity and Narratives in Cultural Heritage. - Stan Ruecker:
How do we get to the Humanitarium from here? - Claire Clivaz:
Covers and Corpus wanted! Some Digital Humanities Fragments.
- Christopher N. Warren, Daniel Shore, Jessica Otis, Lawrence Wang, Mike Finegold, Cosma Rohilla Shalizi:
Six Degrees of Francis Bacon: A Statistical Method for Reconstructing Large Historical Social Networks. - Maarten van den Bos, Hermione Giffard:
Mining Public Discourse for Emerging Dutch Nationalism. - Elyse Graham:
The Printing Press as Metaphor. - Brett Oppegaard, Michael Rabby:
The App-Maker Model: An Embodied Expansion of Mobile Cyberinfrastructure.
- Jim Egan:
Literary Data Mining: A review of Matthew Jockers, Macroanalysis: Digital Methods and Literary History (Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 2013).
Volume 10, Number 4, 2016
- Adam James Bradley, Travis Kirton, Mark Hancock, Sheelagh Carpendale:
Language DNA: Visualizing a Language Decomposition. - Miguel Escobar Varela:
The Archive as Repertoire: Transience and Sustainability in Digital Archives. - Adam Crymble:
Digital library search preferences amongst historians and genealogists: British History Online user survey. - Hannah Alpert-Abrams:
Machine Reading the Primeros Libros. - Suzan Verberne, Lou Boves, Antal van den Bosch:
Information access in the art history domain: Evaluating a federated search engine for Rembrandt research. - Nicholas M. Van Horn, Aaron Beveridge, Sean Morey:
Attention Ecology: Trend Circulation and the Virality Threshold. - Pieter Francois, J. G. Manning, Harvey Whitehouse, Rob Brennan, Thomas E. Currie, Kevin Feeney, Peter Turchin:
A Macroscope for Global History: Seshat Global History Databank, a methodological overview. - Timothy Messer-Kruse:
Racial Proxies in Daily News: A Case Study of the Use of Directional Euphemisms. - Dan Faltesek:
Obama's Sixth Annual Address: Image, Affordance, Flow.
- Tina Budzise-Weaver:
Developing a Qualitative Coding Analysis of Visual Artwork for Humanities Research.
- Henriette Roued-Cunliffe:
The Digital Future of Humanities through the Lens of DIY Culture.
- Erik Kenneth Shell:
Complex Modeling and You: A Review of Would-Be Worlds by John L. Casti (New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1997).
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