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Category: DH in Practice

Digital Humanities and Religions in Asia: An Introduction
DH in General, DH in Practice

Digital Humanities and Religions in Asia: An Introduction

James Harry Morris and I have put together an introduction to Digital Humanities for people working on one or the … Continue reading Digital Humanities and Religions in Asia: An Introduction

Digital Contributions of Auction Houses: The Emergence of the Chahar Maqala’s Oldest Manuscript
DH in General, DH in Practice, Iranian Studies, Islamic Languages, Islamic Studies, Textual Analysis

Digital Contributions of Auction Houses: The Emergence of the Chahar Maqala’s Oldest Manuscript

The rise of digital humanities has revolutionized scholarly pursuits, particularly in literature, where the accessibility of digital images of manuscripts … Continue reading Digital Contributions of Auction Houses: The Emergence of the Chahar Maqala’s Oldest Manuscript

Some additional thoughts on regular expressions… for text analysis
Chinese Language, Coding, DH in Practice, Sinology, Textual Analysis, Topics

Some additional thoughts on regular expressions… for text analysis

In an earlier post here on The Digital Orientalist, Mariana Zorkina introduced the topic of regular expressions (or in short … Continue reading Some additional thoughts on regular expressions… for text analysis

An Interview on DASH: Digital Analysis of Syriac Handwriting
Apps, DH in Practice, HTR, OCR, Online Resources, Syriac Studies, Textual Analysis

An Interview on DASH: Digital Analysis of Syriac Handwriting

In previous years I have posted some interviews with different projects to trace the history of the Syriac Digital Humanities. … Continue reading An Interview on DASH: Digital Analysis of Syriac Handwriting

African Languages, African Studies, DH in General, DH in Practice, Theory

Situating Digital Heritage in Africa: An Interview with the DH Specialist and 2023 Dan David Prize Winner, Chao Tayiana Maina (Part 2)

In the previous instalment of this interview, DH Specialist and 2023 Dan David Prize Winner Chao Tayiana Maina discussed how … Continue reading Situating Digital Heritage in Africa: An Interview with the DH Specialist and 2023 Dan David Prize Winner, Chao Tayiana Maina (Part 2)

African Studies, DH in General, DH in Practice

Situating Digital Heritage in Africa: An Interview with the DH Specialist and 2023 Dan David Prize Winner, Chao Tayiana Maina (Part 1)

(This is a guest post by Chandini Jaswal) Chao Tayiana Maina is a Kenyan historian and digital heritage specialist working … Continue reading Situating Digital Heritage in Africa: An Interview with the DH Specialist and 2023 Dan David Prize Winner, Chao Tayiana Maina (Part 1)

RAWGraphs: The New Way to Visualize Data
Apps, DH in General, DH in Practice, Online Resources, Software, Visualization

RAWGraphs: The New Way to Visualize Data

(This is a guest post by Özge Eda Kaya.) Data analysis and visualization are very important in the modern world, … Continue reading RAWGraphs: The New Way to Visualize Data

MARKUS for Korean studies
DH in Practice, Korean Studies, Online Resources, Software, Textual Analysis, Workflow

MARKUS for Korean studies

Scholars working in the field of Korean studies have seen remarkable transformations in the way historical research is conducted. The … Continue reading MARKUS for Korean studies

The Digitization of a Large Latin-Chinese Dictionary
Chinese Language, DH in Practice, Digitization, OCR, Software

The Digitization of a Large Latin-Chinese Dictionary

This is a guest post by Christopher Francese, Asbury J. Clarke Professor of Classical Studies, Dickinson College francese@dickinson.edu In 2016 … Continue reading The Digitization of a Large Latin-Chinese Dictionary

Notes from the Field: Digital Humanities at #DAVO2023
DH in General, DH in Practice, Events & Conferences, Islamic Languages, Islamic Studies, Ottoman Studies, Social Media

Notes from the Field: Digital Humanities at #DAVO2023

The 29th International Congress of Deutsche Arbeitsgemeinschaft Vorderer Orient (DAVO) took place in cooperation with the “Turkologentag 2023 — Fourth … Continue reading Notes from the Field: Digital Humanities at #DAVO2023

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