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        Date: 2026-09-07 19:39:56+00:00
        From: Willard McCarty <willard.mccarty@mccarty.org.uk>
        Subject: Fwd: New issue: Digital Scholarship in the Humanities, Volume 41, Issue 3, September 2026

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Digital Scholarship in the Humanities

Digital Scholarship in the Humanities
Volume 41, Issue 3, September 2026
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Articles
Measuring similarities and visualizing patterns in a text tradition
using pairwise sequence alignment and t-distributed stochastic neighbour
embedding
Estara J Arrant and Jeroen Verrijssen

A mixed-methods psychoanalytic approach to film interpretation: warrants
from a reproducible workflow (/Poor Things/, 2023)
Deniz Çelik

Modelling ethnographic diversity with knowledge graphs: a semantic
approach to cultural representation in the greater Mekong subregion
Wirapong Chansanam and others

Crossing linguistic frontiers: a digital comparative analysis of Eliot’s
and Machado’s poetic evolution
Hye-Yoon Chung and Sunghyun Jang

Digital literary genres: from hypertext to chat fiction
Gulnaz Dautova and Yertay Sultan

Determining whole–part relationships when cataloging nineteenth-century
monographs
Luis M de Campos and others

Rethinking ancient Greek genres with semantic clustering
Laurent Gauthier

A multimodal matching method for traditional Chinese painting and
instrumental music integrating emotional and structural features
Aokang Ge and others

Research on audience perception and influence mechanism of museums based
on network text analysis: a case study of the Chinese Language Museum
Mingjuan He and Ruihong Zhang

Defeating the Haystack: lessons learned from extracting entities from
Dutch Curaçao civil certificates, 1879–1949
Lisa Hoek and others

Cross-individual sentiment analysis for historical text processing:
detecting author-based relationships in Ottoman-Turkish memoirs
Mustafa İlter and others

ChatGPT’s ability to imitate writing styles: an analysis guided by
forensic text comparison
Shunichi Ishihara

Literary systems as complex adaptive systems: a computational study of
motif self-organization in Agatha Christie’s detective fiction
Sukhwan Jung and Hochang Kwon

Advancing methods in automatic code switching detection for digital
humanities
Erik Ketzan and others

Fine-tuning LLAMA models for historical databases: methods, challenges,
and long-term implications
Gunnar W Knutsen

Structural-memetic synergy: a model taxonomy of Dongba deities for
cross-cultural character design
Anglu Li and Chang Guo

Stylometric analysis of translators’ style in the Chinese translation of
/The New Tale of Genji/
Guangwei Li and others

Machine vision and formalist interpretation: Cultural implications of
AI-based style recognition in oil painting
Hanchen Li and others

Which AI can tell Chinese stories well? A multi-model evaluation study
on the short science fiction generation ability of Chinese large
language models
Jiaoxin Li and others

Body, Skeleton, Soul: a distant reading of arrangement grammar in
classical Chinese illustrations via zero-shot segmentation
Zhaoyi Li and others

The author is dead, but what if they never lived? A reception experiment
on Czech AI- and human-authored poetry
Anna Marklová and others

Beyond the frame: generating culturally rich captions for Chinese relics
with retrieval-augmented knowledge
Chenggang Mi and Shaoliang Xie

The style of scorn: computationally operationalizing the relationship
between anger and complexity in “Ik Ga Leven” by Lale Gül
Julia Neugarten and Joris J van Zundert

Who wrote the penultimate chapter of /The Female Quixote/: a stylometric
authorship attribution study
Emrah Peksoy

Quality estimation of AI-driven translations of ancient Buddhist
scriptures: a multi-model automated translation and evaluation framework
Nadnapang Phophichit and Máté Metzger

Rank‑Turbulence Delta and interpretable approaches to stylometric Delta
measures
Dmitry Pronin and Evgeny Kazartsev

Swearing online: exploring dimensions of variability in born-digital
data
Martin Schweinberger and others

Literary synergies: a Gephi-and Python-based network analysis of the
International Booker Prize-winning novel ‘/Tomb of Sand/’
Kavi Sheoran and Maithili Paikane

Counting costs: the categorization of eighteenth-century theatrical
expenditure for the Theatronomics database
Leo Shipp

Between center and periphery: networks of translated German fiction
authors in the German National Library
Lisa Teichmann and Velitchko Filipov

Digitized archives, content providers, and slow scholarship: why
archival researchers should care about digital provenance
Elizabeth R Williamson

Research on graph-retrieval augmented generation based on historical
text knowledge graphs
Fan Yang and others

The six shapes of the emotional arcs in fairy tales
Jiang Yang and Qingping Fu

Art as discourse: materiality, power structures, and the digital
reconfiguration of authenticity
Li Yu and Jin Zhang

Are longer sentences more difficult in Chinese Hua’er folk songs?
Xiaojin Zhang and Haitao Liu

Topic mining and evolution analysis of digital humanities research based
on the BERTopic model
Shubin Zhou and Shuangling Cheng

Premodern Digital Ecologies (thematic section)
Thematic section on premodern digital ecologies
Aylin Malcolm and Andrew Richmond

Contact zone, desertion, or endurance? A spatial digital humanities
approach to interpreting Irish medieval settlements
Victoria McAlister and Jennifer L Immich

The /Mandeville/-author’s sense of space: a digital–ecological reading
of /Mandeville’s Travels/
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Chen Cui and Aria Rastegar

The literary and digitals otters of /The Voyage of St. Brendan the
Abbot/ and /Brendan’s Voyage/
Jacob Abell

Getting creative with medieval landscape fragments: the Hull Maritime
Museum, late-medieval poetry, and digital availability
Rebecca Drake

Book Reviews
Feminist Digital Humanities: Intersections in Practice L. M. Rhody and
S. Schreibman (Eds)
Ayesha Perveen

The Routledge introduction to English Canadian literature and digital
humanities P. Barrett and S. Roger (Eds)
Lu Yu

Correction
Correction to: Research on graph-retrieval augmented generation based on
historical text knowledge graphs

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