DH 2026
Daejeon, July 27–31
Wed, July 29
09:00–10:30
S014
Wed, July 29
09:00–10:30
S014
105
Long Paper
ChatGPT vs. the Duplex: A Collaborative Student-Centered Inquiry into the Limits of Generative AI's Poetic Capabilities
Isabella Adeola, Will Bone, Amelia Bras, Jane Brennan, Elizabeth Garcia, Ethan Issenberg, Minyon Jenkins, Liam Klein, Lena Marchese, Julia Thompson, Mo Wisdom, Shuyang Yu, Brittany Whelan, Lauren Klein
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Wed, July 29
09:00–10:30
S014
105
Long Paper
Perplexity as a Measure of Cognitive Freedom: An LLM-Based Study of Defamiliarization in Modern Chinese
Maciej Kurzynski
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Wed, July 29
09:00–10:30
S108
Grand Ballroom
Short Paper
Can LLMs qualify as stylistic successors of theRomanian 19th century writer Mateiu Caragiale?
Anca Daniela Dinu, Liviu P. Dinu,
And
ra-Maria Florescu
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Thu, July 30
13:40–15:10
Thu, July 30
13:40–15:10
S094
108
Long Paper
The literary influence between Margaret Atwood
and
Naomi Alderman, or, towards a new, multi-modal methodology for tracing literary influence
Sebastian Groes, Karina van Dalen-Oskam
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Thu, July 30
15:20–16:20
Thu, July 30
15:20–16:20
S004
104
Long Paper
Quantifying Translator Intervention with an Interlinear Baseline
Maciej Rapacz
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S112
Thu, July 30
15:20–16:20
S112
204-205
Short Paper
Can LLMs imitate an author's style? Comparative
stylometric
study of ChatGPT, Gemini,
and
Claude.
Aleks
and
ra Rykowska
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Thu, July 30
15:20–16:20
S112
204-205
Short Paper
From Detection to Interpretation: Stylometry
and
AI Writing in Digital Humanities
Ronit Das, Debapriya Basu
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Thu, July 30
16:30–18:00
Thu, July 30
16:30–18:00
S044
209-211
Short Paper
Yun Chi-ho
and
Another Identity in the Press: Sentence-Similarity Modelling for Authorship in The Independent
Hyunchul Cho
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Thu, July 30
16:30–18:00
S071
103
Short Paper
Engagement as a Method: A Framework for an Emerging Field of Digital Turcology
and
Cultural Heritage
Studies
(DTCHS)
Şermin Kalafat
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Fri, July 31
09:00–10:30
Fri, July 31
09:00–10:30
S032
103
Long Paper
Authorship Verification of Mihai Eminescu's Feuilletons
Ioana-Roxana Boriceanu, Liviu P. Dinu
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S059
Fri, July 31
09:00–10:30
S059
209-211
Short Paper
Sculpting the Poet’s Image: A Computational Comparison of Anthologies
and
Oeuvres in Modern Spanish Poetry
Hye-Yoon Chung, Jae Won Chang
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Fri, July 31
09:00–10:30
S059
209-211
Short Paper
The H
and
s of Antwerp: A Dataset of Middle Dutch Deeds (c. 1300-1355) connected to Jan van Boendale
Caroline V
and
yck, Mike Kestemont, Godfried Croenen
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Fri, July 31
09:00–10:30
S059
209-211
Short Paper
Towards a Method for the Detection of Text Reuse Direction in Buddhist Texts from Silla
and
Tang
Jörg Plassen, Sunghye Hwang
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Fri, July 31
11:00–12:30
Fri, July 31
11:00–12:30
S041
105
Long Paper
An Interpretable
Stylometric
Framework for Early Chinese Buddhist Translator Styles: A Case Study on the
Attribution
of Disputed Works of An Shigao
Yating Pan, Xinyue Zhang, Jun Wang
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FROM GENES TO TOKENS: A GWAS INSPIRED APPROACH FOR INTERPRETABLE
STYLOMETRIC
ANALYSIS
The study was implemented in the framework of the Basic Research Program at HSE University HSE-BR-2025-031
Dmitry Pronin, Evgeny Kazartsev
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Modeling Intra-Author Lexical Variation in Baldomero Lillo: A Computational Approach Based on Corpus StratificationA Computational Approach Based on Corpus Stratification
María Teresa Filipigh
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Statistical Universals Across Human
and
Machine-Generated Texts: Extending Quantitative Linguistics to Large Language ModelsAn Inferential Evaluation Across Models, Languages,
and
Decoding Regimes
Marco Civico, Jonathan Mutal
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Linguistic Fingerprints: An Interpretable Machine Learning Approach to Differentiating US
and
UK News Headlines
Yuanyuan Xiao
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