• John Cayley

• code studies
• reading
• sound
• linguistics

A code-critical close reading of two works by Daniel C. Howe.

• Ruta Binkyte

• reading
• visual art
• dh

• Computer Vision
• Distant Viewing
• Distant Reading
• Digital Art History

• Sune Bechmann Pedersen
• Mathias Johansson

• reading
• geospatial
• history
• area studies
• communications
• project report

• Historical Geographical Information Systems
• tourism history
• travel guides
• state socialism
• Cold War
• toponym disambiguation
• Baedeker
• Čedok

This article demonstrates the value of scalable reading of historical travel guides, combining traditional close reading with computer-assisted distant reading.

• Paul Heinicker
• Janna Kienbaum
• Birgit Schneider

• machine learning
• reading
• project report
• data analytics

• Anette Hagen
• Elise Seip Tønnessen

• comics
• reading
• ar
• literary studies
• media studies
• graphic design

A close reading of the AR comic by Stuart Campbell: Modern Polaxis.

• Simone Murray

• literary studies
• history
• elit
• reading
• media studies

Proposing a "meso space" between the disparate poles of digital literary studies.

• Nathanael Moore

• visual art
• reading
• project report
• nlp
• graphic design

Exploring fragments of classical text in computational poetry.

• José Raposo
• António Rito Silva
• Manuel Portela

• data visualization
• digital
• graphic design
• reading

• reading interface
• reading flow
• visualization
• hypermedia
• LdoD Archive

This article presents a solution to read and explore the Book of Disquiet by Fernando Pessoa, an unfinished book composed of a set of modular texts that have been edited in different sequences and which can be read multi-sequentially.

• Doran Larson

• social justice
• archives
• reading
• history
• public history

This article proposes that there exists a broad, well established, but underappreciated mid-range manner of reading that stands between traditional close reading and computer-aided distant reading of first-person witness testimony.

• Aditi Nafde
• Matt Coneys Wainwright
• Kate Court
• Fiona Galston
• James Cummings
• Tiago Sousa Garcia

• project report
• reading
• graphic design
• users

Case study of Hands-On Reading web app addressing technical challenges and the question of whether reading/writing practices can be translated to the digital world

• Rabea Kleymann
• Jan-Erik Stange

• data visualization
• literary studies
• philosophy
• project report
• reading

This article discusses hermeneutic data visualizations within the field of digital literary studies.

• Alois Pichler

• markup
• manuscripts
• philosophy
• reading

XML is apt for the encoding of complex manuscript materials.

• Jan-Hendrik Bakels
• Matthias Grotkopp
• Thomas Scherer
• Jasper Stratil

• moving images
• annotation
• data visualization
• history
• reading

Examines challenges inherent in applying computational methods to qualitative analyses of audiovisual media

• 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

• Nicole Gray

• literary studies
• code studies
• materialisms
• markup
• reading

This articles examines a Walt Whitman manuscript through the lens of code.

• Ashley S. Lee
• Poom Chiarawongse
• Jo Guldi
• Andras Zsom

• tools
• project management
• history
• infrastructure
• information retrieval
• reading
• nlp

The pipeline, a category of tool, and its influence on the development of the HaToRi is discussed in this article.

• Maria Clara Paixão de Sousa

• materialisms
• reading
• digital
• dh
• philosophy
• media studies

Material conditions of digital text diffusion and their impact on new forms of reading.

• John Shanahan
• Robin Burke
• Ana Lučić

• data modeling
• content analysis
• reading
• project report
• glam
• data analytics

Explores data from the Chicago Public Library's One Book One Chicago project to analyze and model library usage and reading behavior