DH 2026

Daejeon, July 27–31

Wed, July 2909:00–10:30
Wed, July 2909:00–10:30S075107
Short Paper
Soft Power in Data: Tracing Global Flows of Chinese Literature in the Silk Road Translation Program
Ondrej Vimr, Mengyuan Zhou
Thu, July 3011:00–12:30
Thu, July 3011:00–12:30S002103
Long Paper
Modelling the memory of Digital Humanities throughLLM-Driven Hermeneutic Framework
Jiajie Zhang, Andreas Vlachidis, Julianne Nyhan, Florian Elleringmann
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 3016:30–18:00
Thu, July 3016:30–18:00S050104
Short Paper
From Star to Mesh: Reconstructing Lateral Ties and Spatial Dynamics in Early Modern Japanese Literati Salons via Containment-Based Nexus Point Modeling
Kyungjin Jeong
Fri, July 3109:00–10:30
Fri, July 3109:00–10:30S104204-205
Short Paper
From Publisher Intuition to Computational Patterns: Mapping the Global Dissemination of Czech Children’s Illustrated Non-Fiction
Ondrej Vimr
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 3114:00–15:30
Fri, July 3114:00–15:30S061206-208
Short Paper
Modeling Global and Local Circulation in Malaysian and Zimbabwean Novels
Carmen Thong
Fri, July 3114:00–15:30S097108
Long Paper
Cultural evolution of printed books in Europe 1500–1900
Peeter Tinits, Oleg Sobchuk, Iiro Tiihonen, Eetu Mäkelä, Mikko Tolonen, Bret Beheim