DH 2026
Daejeon, July 27–31
Wed, July 29
09:00–10:30
S011
Wed, July 29
09:00–10:30
S011
103
Long Paper
Canonicity,
Gender
,
and
Time Period. An Empirical Reconstruction of the German Academic Canon
Agnes Hilger, Jana Eckardt, Merten Kröncke
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Wed, July 29
09:00–10:30
S011
103
Long Paper
Multimodal Voices: Trans Women’s Digital Creativity
and
Electronic Literature in India
K Kavitha, Nirmala Menon
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Wed, July 29
09:00–10:30
S011
103
Long Paper
Women’s History through the Lens of Postcards: From Macro-Analysis to Micro-Narratives (Based on the
Pishu Tebe Digital Archive
)
Timur Khusiainov
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Wed, July 29
09:00–10:30
S052
209-211
Short Paper
Digital Masculinity
and
Scientific Authority: Computational Analysis of Health Misinformation in Turkish
and
Macedonian Online Forums
Sena Ozkurt Azimli
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Wed, July 29
09:00–10:30
S098
204-205
Long Paper
AI as Archive: Memory, Curation,
and
Reinterpretation in Large Language Models
Geethapriya Ch
and
ramohan
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Wed, July 29
14:00–15:30
Wed, July 29
14:00–15:30
S047
106
Short Paper
GraphAfghanica: Building a Federated Knowledge Infrastructure for Afghan Historical Images
Sepideh Alassi, Joël László
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Thu, July 30
13:40–15:10
Thu, July 30
13:40–15:10
S072
107
Short Paper
Gender
ed Voices in Tang Poetry: A Corpus-Based Study of Female-Authored Poems
and
Male-Adopted Female Perspectives
Hung Yun {Stephanie} Liu, Chi-Sheng (Michael) Chen
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Thu, July 30
15:20–16:20
Thu, July 30
15:20–16:20
S084
209-211
Short Paper
The Canon as Database: "Reworking" as a Digital Methodology for Re-encoding
Swan Lake
Claudian Șiman
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Thu, July 30
16:30–18:00
Thu, July 30
16:30–18:00
S044
209-211
Short Paper
Between the “Great Family”
and
the Private Sphere: A Computational Study of Family Discourse in Stalinist Drama (1945–1953)
Ekaterina Kolevatova
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Thu, July 30
16:30–18:00
S067
106
Short Paper
The People Without a Word: Tracing the Fragmented History of
Gender
Nonconformity in British Newspapers
Jiwoo Choi, Seohyon Jung
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Thu, July 30
16:30–18:00
S078
101-102
Short Paper
Demythologising through Stable Diffusion: AI-Generated Visualisations in Angela Carter’s
The Passion of New Eve
Longlong Ge, Lei Yan
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Thu, July 30
16:30–18:00
S107
204-205
Short Paper
Beyond the
gender
gap: identifying the most translated women writers in the German National Library
Lisa Teichmann
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S111
Thu, July 30
16:30–18:00
S111
108
Short Paper
Exploring Incompatible Fan Identity
and
Online Nationalism in Korean Webtoons F
and
om on Chinese Social Media
Yixin Zhou, Claire Warwick, Qing Cao
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Thu, July 30
16:30–18:00
S111
108
Short Paper
Reading Small Data -- Micro-Interpretations of
Gender
, Life,
and
Survival in Bani Basu’s Novels
Disha Disha Pramanik, Shanmugapriya T
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Fri, July 31
11:00–12:30
Fri, July 31
11:00–12:30
S008
101-102
Long Paper
Queer Small Data: Translating Community Archives into Digital Memory
Anat Schwartz
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Fri, July 31
11:00–12:30
S033
107
Long Paper
Probing
Gender
Crossover
and
Neutral Defaults in Fiction with Masked Language Modelling
Yuxuan Liu, Haim Dubossarsky, Ruth Ahnert
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Fri, July 31
14:00–15:30
Fri, July 31
14:00–15:30
S009
101-102
Long Paper
Silenced in the Data: Epistemic Injustice as Challenge for the AI-Assisted Analysis of Abuse in the Catholic Church
Thomas Schmidt, Magdalena Hürten, Ute Leimgruber, Christian Wolff
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Poster
A Computational Approach to
Gender
and
Ephemeral Print
Daniel J. Evans, Ryan Dubnicek, Kadin Henningsen, Glen Layne-Worthey
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Poster
A Computational Comparative Study of Female‑
and
Male‑Oriented Chinese Cyberpunk Web Novels
Peizhen Wu
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Poster
Epistemic Injustice
and
Ecclesial Discourse: A Digital Humanities Perspective on the Sexual Abuse of Women in the Catholic Church
Magdalena Hürten, Thomas Schmidt, Ute Leimgruber, Christian Wolff
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