• 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

• 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.

• Nozomu Okuda
• Jeffery Kinnison
• Patrick Burns
• Neil Coffee
• Walter Scheirer

• tools
• project report
• project management
• literary studies

Two case studies demonstrate the contributions of the TIS-API to computer-assisted literary criticism, particularly in increased software development and maintenance flexibility as well as in easier integration of Tesserae software into research workflows.

• Simon Peter Rowberry

• media studies
• archaeology
• digital
• publishing

In this article, I offer a media archaeological analysis of digital publishing patents to develop the ebook imagination, or the desires of readers and inventors for the future of reading on screen.

• Ciaran B. Trace

• archives
• infrastructure

• Infrastructure
• maintenance
• maintenance work
• humanities scholarship
• archival work

This article examines the notion of the archive as revealed through a process of infrastructural inversion, with an emphasis on understanding the working information practices of archivists as a prerequisite to any discussion of humanities infrastructure initiatives. Situating the archive as a form of infrastructure and archival labor as a form of maintenance work generates descriptions of archival systems and practices that shine a spotlight on key negotiations and tensions that adhere in a profession that exists in service of others.

• Nathanael Moore

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

Exploring fragments of classical text in computational poetry.

• Eamon Schlotterback
• Cailin Flannery Roles
• K.J. Rawson

• project report
• gender
• project management

Discussing motivations for the audit of the Digital Transgender Archive and the methods employed.

• Elli Bleeker
• Bram Buitendijk
• Ronald Haentjens Dekker
• Vincent Neyt
• Dirk Van Hulle

• data modeling
• tools
• editing
• linguistics

The development of a software program that interprets TEI-XML transcriptions of texts with variation provides a medium to examine the ways in which we model and study textual variance.

• Kailey Fukushima
• Karen Bourrier
• Janice Parker

• gender
• literary studies
• project report
• history
• tools

In this paper, we explore the material conditions of scholarship and digital editorial work that make uncovering nineteenth-century women’s lives possible in the twenty-first century.