Et la version française du tome 6 de l‘Histoire franco-allemande vous attends dans notre bibliothèque ! Venez découvrir l‘histoire croisée de la période 1815-1870 rédigée par Michael Werner.

Olá, Lisboa: DH2025 – Building Access and Accessibility, open science to all citizens https://dhd-blog.org/?p=22752

Sina Zarieß is giving the KONVENS keynote on training BabyLMs #nlproc The slide shows the number of words a 12yo human has seen in their lifetime compared to the numbers of words typical language models have seen in training #llm

My cartoons for this week’s @theguardian.com books #holiday #vacation #reading

This week I’m a volunteer house parent at the Music Summer School and Festival in North Norfolk, England. Yesterday was arrival day so a busy day for me, welcoming everyone in my house, helping out with luggage, and introducing newcomers to the summer school […] [Original post on fediscience.org]

Something we're all in denial about, btw, is that rhetorical infrastructure is one of the central achievements of CS: • 10-page, open-access paper • clear abstract • figure explains the problem on page 1 (or at most 2) • supported by open code • written in ... LaTeX ... (ok, no one's perfect)

Cool! Die #dhd2027 wird ausgerichtet vom #mcdci in #marburg mit dem Tagungsthema "Mind the Gap: Wissen, Unsicherheit und Verantwortung".

📢 Public service announcement: if you were part of the #dh2025 / @dh2025 crowd, now is the time to become part of the #dh2026 crowd as well by following @dh2026daejeon !

Lot's of cool topics coming up in the session on "Automating Text Processing with LLMs & Data Visualization Tools" at #dh2025... All talks listed here: https://www.conftool.pro/dh2025/index.php?page=browseSessions&form_session=193&presentations=show

Today’s #highlight for me on the last day of #dh2025? Luca Giovannini presenting his "Modest Proposal for Operationalizing Dramatic Texts". He proposes drama vectorization not to simplify plays, but rather to continue formalist morphological thinking using computational tools. 🎭📊 #cls #drama

#dh2025: From my home region in Lower Saxony 🇩🇪, Lina Franken & Sabina Mollenhauer present a research-driven curation approach to archive the everyday culture of rural community halls. Wedding menus, party photos, and memories become material traces of intangible #culturalheritage. #digitalarchives

Neat idea by Jessica Monaco and Mark Algee-Hewitt, at #dh2025, on subgenre mixture within the Gothic novel: First, train a model to classify text segments into one of eight genres, not including the Gothic (!). Then, ask the model to classify segments from Gothic novels into those genres in […]

#DH2025: So exciting to see #hallucination rates calculated in #CLS with #LLMs. Great work by Sarah Griebel, Layne-Worthey, et al. on the ongoing challenge of #CharacterAttribution in English fiction titled "Strictly Speaking: Character Attribution in Literary […] [Original post on fedihum.org]

Today at #DH2025, my dear colleague, Judith Brottrager (TU Darmstadt), presents her recently completed Ph.D. project, "The Canon and 'The Great Unread,'" which examines #English- and #German-language fiction diachronically. #PhDone #Canonization […] [Original post on fedihum.org]

#DH2025: At the mini conference "The Times they are a-changing" on temporal data in #DH, Huijun Mao presents their work on "Temporal Tensions: Mapping Past, Present, and Future in Modernist Literature" - focusing on #MiddleReading time in "To the Lighthouse" by […] [Original post on fedihum.org]

#dh2025: Amazing #cls work at the mini conference "The times they are a-changing". Judith Brottrager (TU Darmstadt) presents her #canonisation Score and explains how to use temporal filtering in network analysis of literary texts. Oh, and those are time-sensitive networks, not Dune sandworms. 🐛

#dh2025: My #highlight of the first day was @jbrottrager.bsky.social talking about her recently completed and defended Ph.D. thesis, "Relating the Unread." Congratulations again! 🥳 Your book will be the must-read in literary #canonization studies - don't make us wait too long! #cls

#DH2025 attendants, we will also stream this mini-conference about digital methodsin comparativeliterature, so anybody is welcome to attend! With 17 lightning talks and demo! ⚡️📢 dls.hypotheses.org/1952 #DigitalHumanities #ComputationalLiteraryStudies @dh2025lisbon.bsky.social

Great to be at the "Comparative Literature Goes Digital" session at #DH2025! See the exciting list of talks here: https://www.conftool.pro/dh2025/index.php?page=browseSessions&form_session=300&presentations=show Full programme here […] [Original post on fedihum.org]

#dh2025: Super exciting #cls work by Enrica Bruno (University of Bologna) on "Breaking the Line: Towards a Semantic Framework for Non-Linear Literary Phenomena".

#dh2025: Fascinating #cls work on mapping fictional #toponyms in #czechliterature by Richard Změlík (Palacký University Olomouc). Check it out: https://www.korpusprozy.com/03_ARBES/Cartography_Models_of_Fictional_Topography_%20Network_Models.html

An incomplete list of people excluded from 'international' conferences that are in-person only and aren't streamed or recorded - People with caring responsibilities - People with disabilities - People with health vulnerabilities - People who don't fly in recognition of climate emergencies - […]

Proud and excited to say that the @tcdh will be present at #DH2025 @dh2025 with no less than nine contributions! Topics and issues include #collaboration, #wikidata, #FAIR, #multilingualism, #stylometry, #FrenchNovel, #Keyness, #Time, #LinkedOpenData, #Poetry […] [Original post on fedihum.org]

Yesterday, I gave a #talk on a comparative character sound analysis of Fontane's Effi Briest and Reuter's Aus guter Familie in the DH-Lab@ Philturm @ uni-hamburg.de. Slides, code, and interactive visualizations can be found here […] [Original post on fedihum.org]

Great news from #dh2025! The registration period has been extended until June 9, 2025! https://dh2025.adho.org/2025/05/29/registration-for-dh2025-deadline-extended/ This is useful if you want to become a member of a constituent organization before registering. The saving is significant! And it […]

📢 Public service announcement for all who plan to go to #Lisbon this July for the annual #DigitalHumanities conference #DH2025! Registration will close on June 2nd, so now is the time to register if you want to attend! All infos, including rates, are here […] [Original post on fedihum.org]

This whole article about who can and can't detect AI writing is fascinating! The average person essentially does no better than chance, but a panel of 5 people who use AI for writing every day got only 1 in 300 wrong. The screenshot describes how they look at the […] [Original post on zirk.us]

@christof mir wird unangenehm klar, dass wir auf die "zweite Hälfte der 2020er Jahre" zusteuern. Das hatte ich wohl verdrängt. @SvenjaGuhr

Sehr spannende Analyse von @SvenjaGuhr zu den "Computational Literary Studies" / #cls auf den #DHd-Konferenzen! https://dhd-blog.org/?p=22316

What trends shape Computational Literary Studies in the German-speaking Digital Humanities Community? #DigitalHumanities #ComputationalLiteraryStudies #LLMs #dhmethods #Dhd2025 #DHd #dh #literarycomputing #cls

Guter Beitrag von #maithink zum wissenschaftlichen Publikationssystem und #openaccess, mit vielen wichtigen Argumenten. Nur schon sehr schade, dass mal wieder kein Wort über #diamondoa / scholar-led journals verloren wird... Link […]

@alielassche.bsky.social presents joined work on #canonization, proposing "non-canonical canonicals", referring to earlier findings in Feldkamp et al. (2024). "A canonical textual profile is not enough to become canonical". #naacl2025 #sighum

@janispagel introduces #cls to the audience at #naacl2025 #sighum. The paper "Evaluating LLM-Prompting for Sequence Labeling Tasks in Computational Literary Studies" evaluates #sentimentanalysis and #eventdetection tasks with #LLMs. https://aclanthology.org/2025.latechclfl-1.0/

Final day of #naacl2025 + workshops, it’s time for #sighum LaTeCH CLfL 2025 #DigitalHumanities #LanguageTechnology #Socio-EconomicSciences #humanities

Exciting news! My co-authored article with Stanford LitLab has just been accepted for #CCLS2025. I'm looking forward to presenting our paper "Making BERT Feel at Home. Modeling Domestic Space in 19th-Century British and Irish Fiction" in Krakow in July. @jcls#ccls2025#jcls #cls #literarycomputing 🥳

Back in Göttingen for a weekend of swimming to renew my lifeguard license, I am working remotely today from the library of my alma mater @unigoettingen. Seeing the first-year student activities, I'm reminded that 9 years ago this month, I was a new master student myself. How time flies!

Es gab kürzlich eine Folge von MaiThinkX über Scientific Publishing! Sehr interessant. https://www.zdf.de/shows/mai-think-x-die-show-102 Sehr gefreut habe ich mich über den Teil, in dem berichtet wurde, dass das Gold Open Access "pay to publish" Modell einfach überhaupt nicht geliefert hat […]

Not a great time to be looking for DH jobs but add me to the list of people looking for work. I’m also available for Python / Django development more generally.

Coming soon! Proud to have contributed to this volume in a chapter with Susan Schreibman on our work in the Irish "Letters 1916-1923" project, in which we faced the challenge of uncovering #women's stories in a male-dominated historical corpus. #digitalhumanities #feministdh #History

Die gute Nachricht von Mareike König auf der Abschluss-Keynote der #DHd2025: das Wort „fertig“ ist steigerbar zu „am fertigsten“. Nach der Konferenz-Party mag das die ein oder andere Person im Raum eventuell fühlen 😅

The sun also shines in Bielefeld! ☀️ Biele-what? Believe it or not! 😄 #dhd25 #conference #DigitalHumanities

Last week I gave a workshop on literary annotation at Stanford University, presenting the software #catma and the Python package GitMA developed by @fortextlab.bsky.social. #literaryannotation #literarycomputing #cls #Stanford catma.de #DigitalHumanities

Diamond Open Access: Advancing Knowledge as a Public Good | UNESCO https://www.unesco.org/en/articles/diamond-open-access-advancing-knowledge-public-good

Wir treffen uns wieder zum Stammtisch der #DHStuttgart und der erste ist schon übermorgen! An alle DH-Interessierten, die gerade in der Gegend sind: Kommt gerne vorbei, wir freuen uns auf euch. Wir treffen uns am 6.11.2024 11.12.2024 8.1.2025 immer um 19 Uhr […] [Original post on fedihum.org]

For the curious: The first reading of this term will be the CLS survey article by Hatzel et al. (2023) on "Machine Learning in Computational Literary Studies". doi.org/10.1515/itit...

While preparing to lead tomorrow's @stanfordlitlab.bsky.social reading group, I came across a white paper by Cathy Wu (2012) from MIT on "How to Lead a Technical Reading Group". www.wucathy.com/blog/wp-cont... #CLS #LitLab #ReadingGroup

Today is my first official day back at Stanford, where I'm spending five months as a Visiting Postdoctoral Scholar at the @stanfordlitlab.bsky.social. #CLS #DigitalHumanities #LitLab #California #Stanford

Thanks to @evelyngius.bsky.social and @fortextlab.bsky.social for giving me the opportunity to work from California and continue our close collaboration with our friends in the Bay. #CLS #DigitalLiteraryStudies #DigitalHumanities #LitLab

Good morning from San Francisco! ☀️ Good to be back in the Bay Area 🌉🌇