DH 2026

Daejeon, July 27–31

Wed, July 2909:00–10:30
Wed, July 2909:00–10:30S011103
Long Paper
Canonicity, Gender, and Time Period. An Empirical Reconstruction of the German Academic Canon
Agnes Hilger, Jana Eckardt, Merten Kröncke
Wed, July 2909:00–10:30S046106
Short Paper
Reactivating Feminist Memory Through Textual Analysis: A Collaborative Reading of Mónica Mayer's Art Criticism (1988-2008)
Adán Lerma-Mayer, Mónica Mayer, Tonantzin Arreola
Wed, July 2909:00–10:30S074104
Short Paper
Small Data, Big Shift: Reinterpreting the Literary Annual Beyond Colonial Legacies
Katherine D. Harris
Wed, July 2909:00–10:30S098204-205
Long Paper
AI as Archive: Memory, Curation, and Reinterpretation in Large Language Models
Geethapriya Chandramohan
Wed, July 2916:30–18:00
Wed, July 2916:30–18:00S027101-102
Long Paper
Exhibitions as Data : Mapping the Invisible Threads of a Relational and Processual Heritage
Zoë Renaudie
Thu, July 3009:00–10:30
Thu, July 3009:00–10:30S017101-102
Long Paper
Digital Humanities as AI Governance: Memory Machines, Epistemic Authority, and the Politics of Engagement
Lisa Jean Baer-Tsarfati
Thu, July 3009:00–10:30S017101-102
Long Paper
This Is How We Fight: Revising Digital Humanities Values
Lisa Spiro, Quinn Dombrowski
Thu, July 3009:00–10:30S028103
Long Paper
A Discipline, Divided: On the Digital Humanities and Ideologies of Knowledge Work
Tessa Gengnagel, Sarah Lang
Thu, July 3013:40–15:10
Thu, July 3013:40–15:10S031103
Long Paper
Mapping Sartorial Practices: A Quantitative Narrative Analysis of Francophone African Novels from 1921-2021
Richard Oko Ajah, Yohanna Joseph Waliya
Thu, July 3013:40–15:10S064106
Short Paper
What LLMs Know About Humanistic Theory: Challenges of Theoretical Plurality in the Age of AI
Rabea Kleymann
Thu, July 3015:20–16:20
Thu, July 3015:20–16:20S083103
Short Paper
Structuring the Unspeakable: Feminist Metadata Praxis in Linked Open Data Modeling of Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s Dictee
Eunji Park
Thu, July 3016:30–18:00
Thu, July 3016:30–18:00S078101-102
Short Paper
Demythologising through Stable Diffusion: AI-Generated Visualisations in Angela Carter’s The Passion of New Eve
Longlong Ge, Lei Yan
Thu, July 3016:30–18:00S078101-102
Short Paper
Measuring Gendered Access Costs to the Philosophical Canon via Steiner Trees and Path Analysis
Towa Suda, Yuka Takedomi, Susumu Hashimoto
Thu, July 3016:30–18:00S107204-205
Short Paper
Beyond the gender gap: identifying the most translated women writers in the German National Library
Lisa Teichmann
Thu, July 3016:30–18:00S111108
Short Paper
Reading Small Data -- Micro-Interpretations of Gender, Life, and Survival in Bani Basu’s Novels
Disha Disha Pramanik, Shanmugapriya T
Fri, July 3111:00–12:30
Fri, July 3111:00–12:30S008101-102
Long Paper
Feminist Memory Work Across Borders: Building a Transborder Digital Archive to Remember Transnational Solidarity
Sylvia Fernandez
Fri, July 3111:00–12:30S008101-102
Long Paper
Queer Small Data: Translating Community Archives into Digital Memory
Anat Schwartz
Fri, July 3111:00–12:30S008101-102
Long Paper
Rethinking Creative Leadership through Women Musicians’ Networks in Early Twentieth-Century London
Antonina Puchkovskaia
Fri, July 3111:00–12:30S060209-211
Short Paper
Transpacific Women Writers Network: Creating AI-Assisted Feminist Knowledge Graph
Tomoe Kumojima, Akihiro Kameda
Fri, July 3111:00–12:30S066106
Short Paper
What archives remember, let Triples render! Critical modeling of historical knowledge as linked (open) data
Alice Defours
Fri, July 3111:00–12:30S080206-208
Short Paper
"To Skin the Bones is an Architectural Pursuit”: Leveraging Big and Small Data to Trace Comparisons Between the Human Body and Built Environment
Ryan Dubnicek, Christopher Reinhart, John A. Walsh, Nikolaus Nova Parulian, Glen Layne-Worthey
Fri, July 3111:00–12:30S080206-208
Short Paper
The Event of Autofiction in English: Genre Classification in an Evolving Literary System
Jeffrey Clapp, Tsz Chung Cheng, Fung Ralph, Lau Chaak Ming
Fri, July 3111:00–12:30S080206-208
Short Paper
Systematic Approach to the Manosphere in Mexico: Exploratory Data Analysis from a YouTube Channel
Juan Carlos Baena
Workshop
Building a Korean Literature TEI/XML Database: From Data Acquisition to AI-Enhanced Reading
Byungjun Kim, Haein Ji, Gayeon Kim, Chaeyeon Jeong, Hagyeong Lee, Seonyeong Park
Workshop
Documenting Exhibition’s Display
Zoë Renaudie, David Valentine, Emmanuel Château-Dutier
Long Paper
Possibilities and Tensions in Creating a Spatial Archive of the Female Survivors of Dalit Massacres in India: “Cartographies of Courage: Fictional Threads, Real Lives”
Jyothi Justin, Nirmala Menon
Workshop
Working with Small Data: AI, Ethics, and Community Engagement in Public Digital Humanities
Deepthi Murali, Laura Fretwell, Marion McGee