• Angela Sutton
• Jessica Power

• archives
• collaboration
• data analytics
• data curation
• databases
• digitization
• ethics
• semantic web
• interdisciplinarity
• race
• social justice
• network
• public history
• social justice

• race studies

This article explores the use of community engagement and the principles behind linked data to create a spatial history database that both serves a local Black community in the US South and makes accessible the sources that complicate our understanding of the Civil War.

• Gilad Gutman

• network
• nlp
• machine learning
• literary studies

• Shakespeare
• Timon of Athens
• figurative language
• network theory

Weaving metaphors and Shakespeare's nets: this article explores a novel method for the analysis of figurative language by using topic classification and network analysis, with an exploration of its potential through Shakespeare's Timon of Athens.

• Rada Varga
• Stefan Bornhofen

• classics
• network
• archaeology

• relational database
• graph database
• prosopography
• digital classics

Graph based modelling was employed to reveal data and details on the lives of the 'ordinary' people who lived in the Roman Empire.

• Adán Israel Lerma Mayer
• Ximena Gutierrez-Vasques
• Ernesto Priani Saiso
• Hannu Salmi

• history
• digitization
• network
• area studies
• corpora
• linguistics

Analyzing the news flow following Maximilian I's death across a multilingual research setting.

• Erik Simpson
• Hannah L.P. Brown
• Lana Sabb
• Olly Shortell
• James Lee

• gender
• network
• history
• performance
• data visualization

Using network theory to analyze cross-dressing in Shakesperean drama.

• Chelsea Canon
• Douglas Boyle
• K. J. Hepworth

• ethics
• network
• data visualization
• ecocriticism

A framework for critical practices of ethical and effective visualization networks.

• Kimmo Elo

• network
• communications
• public history
• history

This paper introduces a nonlinear way to analyse texts as networks in order to visualise and analyse how concepts are connected and to explore structural closeness and holes within a corpus of unstructured textual documents.

• Houda Lamqaddam
• Inez De Prekel
• Koenraad Brosens
• Katrien Verbert

• history
• data modeling
• network

We explore the importance of hierarchy in social networks, and investigate whether hierarchies  - strongly present within our models of social structure - affect our perception of social network data

• Sucharita Sarkar

• social media
• public history
• network
• gender

Auto-ethnographic review of Skarai Taipale's Intergenerational Connections in Digital Families (2019)

• Nanditha Narayanamoorthy

• social media
• social justice
• ethics
• network

Review of Zeynep Tufekci’s Twitter and Tear Gas (2017)

• Melanie Conroy

• tools
• data visualization
• graphic design
• network
• history

Analyzes the strengths and limitations of the network/mapping tool Palladio in comparison to other tools for diagramming the French Enlightenment network

• Lukas Gienapp
• Clara Kruckenberg
• Manuel Burghardt

• music
• collaboration
• music
• network

We propose a generalizable approach to studying the topological properties of music collaboration networks within and between genres that relies on data from the freely available Discogs database.

• Joanna Byszuk

• moving images
• stylistics
• data analytics
• reading
• network
• gender

Uses stylometic methods to examine driving developments in the long-running television show Doctor Who

• Mila Oiva

• interdisciplinarity
• dh
• info architecture
• network
• glam

• digital humanities
• transfer of knowledge
• research facilitation
• social networks
• organization
• digital communication tools
• space

This article examines digital humanities (DH) centers as focal points of the interdisciplinary transfer of knowledge.

• John Douglas Bradley

• classics
• access
• semantic web
• network
• users
• digital libraries

• Roman Republic
• Linked Open Data
• Resource Description Framework
• Digital Prosopography

Explores how a Prosopography of the Roman Republic has been presented as Linked Open Data through an RDF server.