DH2026 — Daejeon, July 27

Wed, July 2909:00–10:30

Wed, July 2909:00–10:30S075107

Short Paper

Who Voiced the Poems? A Large-Scale Analysis of Poetic Insertions in Chinese Vernacular Fiction

Rongqian Ma, Keli Du

Wed, July 2916:30–18:00

Wed, July 2916:30–18:00S077107

Short Paper

KPoEM: Visualizing Emotion Data in Modern Korean Poetry through a Web-Based Interface Prototype

Iro Lim, Byungjun Kim

Thu, July 3011:00–12:30

Thu, July 3011:00–12:30S039206-208

Long Paper

How poetry stopped being a song: historical change in the form and language of English poems and song lyrics

Artjoms Šeļa, Antonina Martynenko, Petr Plecháč

Thu, July 3013:40–15:10

Thu, July 3013:40–15:10S034101-102

Long Paper

Small Data, Deep Meaning: A Multilingual Linked-Data Infrastructure for Classical Sino-Korean Poetry Talks

Christina Han, Lyndsey Twining, Jing Hu, Yeong Won Chi, Jonghoon Yoon

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 3016:30–18:00S044209-211

Short Paper

Historicizing Emotions toward Europe in Modern Korea: A KPoEM-Based Computational Analysis of 1920s–1930s Korean Travelogues

Kukjin Kim

Fri, July 3109:00–10:30

Fri, July 3109:00–10:30S021105

Long Paper

Selective Reconciliation of Word Embeddings for Corpus Comparison

Nichole Misako Nomura, Mark Algee-Hewitt

Fri, July 3111:00–12:30

Fri, July 3111:00–12:30S023103

Long Paper

The Intellectual Work of Image Annotation: Recognizing the Human Authors Behind Project Ballyhoo’s Computer Vison

Ben Pettis, Eric Hoyt, Sam Hansen, Lore FitzWhittemore, Areyana Proctor, Olivia Riley

Fri, July 3111:00–12:30S060209-211

Short Paper

Based on BERT: A Full-Book Character Analysis System for Modern Chinese Classics—Using Dream of the Red Chamber as an Example

Yihang Peng, Ye Wang

Fri, July 3114:00–15:30

Fri, July 3114:00–15:30S097108

Long Paper

»In Berlin no grass grows. In Vienna it withers.« A quantitative spatial-semantic comparison between Berlin and Vienna in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries

Daniel Kababgi, Emilie Sitter, Berenike Herrmann

Mini-conference

Between Interpretation and Implementation: Humanities-Technician Dialogues on East Asian Cultural Data

Seung-eun Lee, Boduerae Kwon, Byeong-Ho Jung, Hohyun Lyu, Eugene Chung, Hye-yoon Chung, Intae Ryu, Jeffrey Tharsen, Woo-jeong Kim, Woongchul Shin, David Hogue, Hyok Key Song

Workshop

Crash Course in Digital Scholarly Editions – Learning What to Do and How to Do It with Open Source and Semi-Automatic Tools

Floriane Chiffoleau

Long Paper

Modelling Literary Variation in the Greek AnthologyA Case Study in Small Annotated Data and Explainable AI

Marcello Vitali-Rosati, William Bouchard, Yann Audin, Dominic Forest

Poster

An AI-Annotated Large-Scale Dataset of Public-Domain Poems for Digital Humanities Research and Teaching

Kahyun Choi, Haining Wang

Poster

Poetry Annotator: A Structure-Preserving Web-based Tool Online-Offline Annotation of Underrepresented Poetry Collections

You Peng, Gyuri Kang, William Sideri, Kahyun Choi

Poster

Reconstructing the Original Yupian: TEI-Based Structural Encoding of Source Citations in the Original Yupian Fragments

Yuan LI