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        Date: 2026-04-26 16:17:43+00:00
        From: Willard McCarty <willard.mccarty@mccarty.org.uk>
        Subject: Fwd: New issue: Special Issue: ‘Digital Humanities 2023: Collaboration as Opportunity’, Digital Scholarship in the Humanities, Volume 41, Issue Supplement_1, April 2026

Digital Scholarship in the Humanities

Digital Scholarship in the Humanities
SUPPLEMENT
Volume 41, Issue Supplement_1, April 2026
Special Issue: ‘Digital Humanities 2023: Collaboration as Opportunity’

Editorial
Special issue—Digital Humanities 2023: Collaboration as Opportunity:
Introduction
Georg Vogeler and others

Short Papers and Full Papers

Graph schema validation at last? Work towards a StemmaREST ontology with
Neo4J, RDF-STAR, and SHACL
Tara L Andrews

 From theoretical texts to concept maps: an annotation approach for a
distant reading of argumentative text structures
an Angermeier and others

How to find a parallel gloss: applying DNA-sequencing methods on early
medieval gloss corpora
Bernhard Bauer

Visualization of time in a digital edition: the example of the imperial
diet of the Holy Roman Empire of 1576
Roman Bleier and others

Citizen humanities in Spain: exploring participation dynamics in
historical research
idia Bocanegra Barbecho

Tell me the truth. Validating the semantic alignment between the
annotation user interface and the knowledge base
Paolo Bonora and others

Marked sound: rhetorical listening and the affordances of digital
annotation
Tanya Clement and Trent Wintermeier

Making(s) of DH journeys in India: notes from the field
Vasundhra Dahiya and others

Who are the users in multilingual digital humanities?
Alíz Horváth and others

Comparative analysis of classics book review data created by users
across Douban and Goodreads
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Yuerong Hu and others

Modelling uncertainty: a controlled vocabulary for feminist film history
Pauline Junginger

Historical parliamentary corpora: the Carniolan provincial assembly
records
Alenka Kavčič and others

Ethnic minorities in online museum collections: skews and bias in
digital material culture
Inna Kizhner and others

Taken for granted? Investigating constructivist principles with Bayes’
theorem in Digital Humanities scholarship
Rabea Kleymann

Language in times of COVID-19: lexical and morphopragmatic analyses of
two Austrian media corpora
Katharina Korecky-Kröll and others

Three rings, one story? Reconstructing the Historical Connectivity of
Religious Encounters within the OTRA Project (Ontology for the
Transmission and Re-Use of Argumentative Patterns)
Jacob Langeloh

A bibliographic database of Chinese translations of foreign literature
in modern periodicals (1896–1949)
Huan Li and Jin Li

Enriching exhibition scholarship
Clare Llewellyn and others

Representing provenance and track changes of cultural heritage metadata
in RDF: a survey of existing approaches
Arcangelo Massari and others

Mind the gap: word-embedding and multi-layered literary networks
Omri Rafaeli and others

Applying (semi-)automatic metadata to early modern normative texts.
Annif and /Policeygesetzgebung/ from the City-State of Bern (1528–1798)
hristel Annemieke Romein and others

MEHDIE: the Middle East Heritage Data Integration Endeavor
Tomer Sagi and others

Digital humanities and social justice: a case-based approach
Susan Schreibman and others

‘Together’: interdisciplinarity, collaboration, and participation in
digital cultural heritage research. The case of the Congruence Engine
project
Anna-Maria Sichani and others

Challenges and solutions for the digital edition and geocoding of an
18th-century encyclopedia: the /Diccionario histórico-geográfico de las
Indias Occidentales/
Werner Stangl and others

Words shape characters: a case study of correspondence analysis on
characters’ words in /The Tale of Genji/
Ayano Takeuchi and Toshinobu Ogiso

/Hand in Hand/; Strauss’ /Kaiser-Walzer/ as a case study of
interdisciplinary collaboration in digital musicology
Chanda VanderHart and David M Weigl

Revolution or evolution? AI-driven retrieval of nature representations
in historical prints
Michela Vignoli and others

Enhancing research and teaching capacity through collaboration: building
a UK–Ireland Digital Humanities Association
Jane Winters and others

Correction
Correction to: /Hand in Hand/; Strauss’ /Kaiser-Walzer/ as a case study
of interdisciplinary collaboration in digital musicology


European Association for Digital Humanities




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