DH2026 — Daejeon, July 27–31

Wed, July 2909:00–10:30

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 2914:00–15:30

Wed, July 2914:00–15:30S082104

Short Paper

Proposal of a colonial moving image archive metadata model: Focusing on Korea's colonial geographical name terminology

Sangah Lee, Jongwook Lee

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 3011:00–12:30

Thu, July 3011:00–12:30S003101-102

Long Paper

Minimal Computing with a Database? The Pan-African Data Project as Hybrid Minimal Computing

Roopika Risam, Jamie Folsom, Anindita Basu Sempere

Thu, July 3013:40–15:10

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 3016:30–18:00S111108

Short Paper

Digital Museums in India: Memory, Representation, and Engagement

Sabeela Rasheed, Supreet Kaur, Himanshu Sihag

Fri, July 3111:00–12:30

Fri, July 3111:00–12:30S023103

Long Paper

Artificial Memory as Compass: Navigating Collective Knowledge in the Age of AI

Julien Schuh

Long Paper

Decolonizing Archives of Slavery: Digitally Rebuilding Enslaved Personhood

Hai In Jo