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Volume 7 | Breaking Silos

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ISSN: 2666-6952DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17648380Issued: Mar 12, 2025License: CC BY 4.0Editors: Wout Dillen, Margherita Fantoli, Julia Neugarten, Teresa Paccosi, Marieke van ErpGuest editors: Estelle Bunout, Tom Gheldof, Thomas Smits

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Accessing the Republic. Entity Extraction from the Resolutions of the Dutch States-General

2025Marijn Koolen (Huygens Institute and KNAW Humanities Cluster); Esger Renkema (Huygens Institute and KNAW Humanities Cluster); Nienke Groskamp (Huygens Institute); Frank Smit (Huygens Institute); Jirsi Reinders (Huygens Institute); Ger Dijkstra (Huygens Institute); Ronald Sluijter (Huygens Institute); Rik Hoekstra (Huygens Institute); Joris Oddens (Huygens Institute)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Breaking Down Barriers: The Transition of ODIS from a Relational to a Triple Store Database

2025Bert Aernouts (KADOC-KU Leuven / ODIS); Mehmet Celik (LIBIS-KU Leuven); Joris Colla (KADOC-KU Leuven / ODIS)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Can Stones be Made (Artificially) Intelligent? A Pilot Study for AI-based Repeated Pattern Detection of Architectural Decoration in Roman Asia Minor

2025Julie Verlinden (University of Ghent); Thorsten Mahieu (KU Leuven); Toon Goedemé (KU Leuven)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Documenting Jewish Migration in Antiquity: Connecting Archaeological, Inscriptional, and Historical Data from around the Mediterranean

2025Stefan Dingemans (Utrecht University); Tijmen C. Baarda (Utrecht University); Berit Janssen (Utrecht University); Arjan Mossel (Utrecht University); Leonard V. Rutgers (Utrecht University)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Herbaria Heritage: Visualizing Colonial Bias in Natural History Collections

2025Sakura Morales Furuta (Leiden University); Ana Reviejo Salamanca (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam); Michaela Todd (Leiden University); Lise Stork (University of Amsterdam); Andreas Weber (University of Twente)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Linking Het Amsterdams Stadsjournaal: A Case Study in Emerging Linked Open Data (LOD) Approaches to Audio-Visual Heritage

2025Meg Weijers (Eye Filmmuseum); Christian Olesen (University of Amsterdam)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Multilingual Automated Subject Indexing: a Comparative Study of LLMs vs Alternative Approaches in the Context of the EHRI Project

2025Maria Dermentzi (King’s College London, UK); Mike Bryant (King’s College London; NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies); Fabio Rovigo (Vienna Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies); Herminio García-González (Kazerne Dossin)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Persons in Context: Potential and Pitfalls for the CLARIAH Infrastructure

2025Sytze Van Herck (Utrecht University and Ghent University); Ivo Zandhuis (International Institute of Social History); Richard L. Zijdeman (International Institute of Social History; VU Amsterdam; and University of Stirling); Rick J. Mourits (International Institute of Social History)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Preface by the Editors

2025Wout Dillen (Swedish School for Library and Information Science, University of Borås); Margherita Fantoli (Faculty of Arts, KU Leuven); Julia Neugarten (Radboud Institute for Culture and History, Radboud University); Teresa Paccosi (Humanities Cluster, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences); Marieke van Erp (Humanities Cluster, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Preface by the Guest Editors

2025Estelle Bunout; Tom Gheldof (KU Leuven); Thomas Smits (University of Amsterdam)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Reader Response to the Unconventional Narrative Tense in Different Genres

2025Katja Tereshko (Computational Literary Research, Huygens Institute, Amsterdam,The Netherlands); Marijn Koolen (DHLab, Humanities Cluster, Amsterdam, The Netherlands); Eva Viviani (eScienceCenter, Amsterdam, The Netherlands); Peter Boot (Computational Literary Research, Huygens Institute, Amsterdam,The Netherlands)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Small-Scale Testing on Generative AI and Post-OCR Correction in Historical Datasets

2025Florentina Armaselu (University of Luxembourg)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

STUDIUM.AI: Datafying and Connecting the ‘Webs of Knowledge’ around the Premodern University of Leuven (1425-1797)

2025Yann Ryan (KU Leuven); Margherita Fantoli (KU Leuven); Yanne Broux (KU Leuven); Violet Soen (KU Leuven)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

The Wartime Propaganda Puzzle

2025Mari Wigham (Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision); Rana Klein (Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision); Vincent Kuitenbrouwer (University of Amsterdam); Marjet Brolsma (University of Amsterdam); Roeland Ordelman (Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision (University of Twente)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Uncovering Interwar Comics: The Challenge of Labeling Graphics in Belgian Weekly Magazines

2025Bas Vercruysse (University of Ghent); Julie M. Birkholz (University of Ghent, KBR – Royal Library of Belgium); Benoît Crucifix (KU Leuven, KBR – Royal Library of Belgium); Erwin Dejasse (Université Libre de Bruxelles, KBR – Royal Library of Belgium); Sébastien Hermans (KBR – Royal Library of Belgium); Krishna Kumar Thirukokaranam Chandrasekar (KMKG – Royal Museums of Art and History)

Volume 6 | Crossing Borders

Research articles from this volume

ISSN: 2666-6952DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14169050Issued: Nov 15, 2024License: CC BY 4.0Editors: Wout Dillen, Margherita Fantoli, Marijn Koolen, Julia Neugarten, Marieke van ErpGuest editors: Iason Jongepier, Isabelle Gribomont, Suzan Verberne

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Automatic Narrative Structure Identification in Literary Texts

2024Nuette Heyns (North-West University, South Africa); Menno van Zaanen (South African Centre for Digital Language Resources, South Africa)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Balancing Education and Engagement: A Suggested Co-design Process for Historical Game Development

2024Austin Mason (Carleton College); Franziska Funken (TH Köln – Cologne Game Lab); Emmanuel Guardiola (TH Köln – Cologne Game Lab); Marie-Paule Jungblut (University of Luxembourg); Johannes Pause (University of Luxembourg)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Cross-linguistic annotation transfer in geoparsing experiments with Classical texts: The case of Pliny the Elder’s Natural History

2024Laura Soffiantini (KU Leuven)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Crossing the Border between Archive and Edition: The Samuel Beckett Digital Manuscript Chronology

2024Felix Hermans (University of Antwerp); Dirk Van Hulle (University of Oxford)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Digital Humanities at the Intersection of Three Approaches to Data Visualisation: Statistical Graphics, Data Humanism, and Humanistic Interpretation

2024Aida Horaniet Ibañez (Center for Contemporary and Digital History (C2DH), University of Luxembourg)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Documenting Historical Graffiti: A Digital Approach

2024Irene Agües-Escolano (University of Alicante)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

From London to Florence: Discovering Information Flow in Early Modern Europe with Bayesian Time-to-Event Analysis

2024Gabor Mihaly Toth (University of Luxembourg, Center for Contemporary and Digital History)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Geospatial Discovery in Collections of Text

2024Dan C. Baciu (Architektur Studio Bellerive, Bern, Switzerland, TU Delft, South Holland, Netherlands); Sunit Kajarekar (Architektur Studio Bellerive, Bern, Switzerland); Anna Abramova (University of California Berkeley, Berkeley, USA)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Immersive 3D Visualizations of Early-Twentieth-Century Home Cinema

2024Theodoros Georgiakakis (Maastricht University); Tim van der Heijden (Open University of the Netherlands)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Is this a Mash-Up or a Template? Towards a Typology for Literary Bots

2024Isabelle Gribomont (UCLouvain, KBR: Royal Library of Belgium); Lucie Mentalechta (KBR: Royal Library of Belgium)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

MythFic Metadata: Gendered Power Dynamics in Fanfiction about Greek Myth

2024Julia Neugarten (Radboud University, Nijmegen)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

OCR Error Detection and Post-Correction with Word2vec and BERTje on Dutch Historical Data

2024Nynke van ‘ t Hof (University of Amsterdam, KB: National Library of the Netherlands); Vera Provatorova (University of Amsterdam, KNAW Humanities Cluster); Mirjam Cuper (KB: National Library of the Netherlands); Evangelos Kanoulas (University of Amsterdam)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Preface by the Editors

2024Wout Dillen (Swedish School for Library and Information Science, University of Borås); Margherita Fantoli (Faculty of Arts, KU Leuven); Marijn Koolen (Humanities Cluster, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences); Julia Neugarten (Radboud Institute for Culture and History, University of Radboud); Marieke van Erp (Humanities Cluster, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Preface by the Guest Editors

2024Isabelle Gribomont (UCLouvain and KBR: Royal Library of Belgium); Iason Jongepier (University of Antwerp and State Archives of Belgium); Suzan Verberne (Leiden University)

Volume 5 | RE-MIX: Creation and alteration in DH

Research articles from this volume

ISSN: 2666-6952Issued: Oct 1, 2023License: CC BY 4.0Editors: Wout Dillen, Margherita Fantoli, Marijn Koolen, Julia Neugarten, Marieke van ErpGuest editors: Giovanni Colavizza, Lauren Fonteyn

Journal ArticleVolume 5 | RE-MIX: Creation and alteration in DH

A Distant Reading of Gender Bias in Dutch Literary Prizes

2023Noa Visser Solissa (University of Groningen); Andreas van Cranenburgh (University of Groningen)

Journal ArticleVolume 5 | RE-MIX: Creation and alteration in DH

Developing Data Stories in Digital Humanities: challenges and protocol

2023Willemien Sanders (Utrecht University); Roeland Ordelman (Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision); Mari Wigham (Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision); Rana Klein (Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision); Jasmijn van Gorp (Utrecht University); Julia Noordegraaf (University of Amsterdam)

Journal ArticleVolume 5 | RE-MIX: Creation and alteration in DH

Preface by the Editors

2023Wout Dillen (Swedish School for Library and Information Science, University of Borås); Margherita Fantoli (Faculty of Arts, KU Leuven); Marijn Koolen (Humanities Cluster, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences); Julia Neugarten (Radboud Institute for Culture and History, University of Radboud); Marieke van Erp (Humanities Cluster, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences)

Journal ArticleVolume 5 | RE-MIX: Creation and alteration in DH

Preface by the Guest Editors

2023Giovanni Colavizza (University of Bologna); Lauren Fonteyn (Meertens Institute, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences)

Journal ArticleVolume 5 | RE-MIX: Creation and alteration in DH

Un-mixing the re-mix. Publishing the complete manuscripts of Anne Frank

2023Peter de Bruijn (Huygens Institute for the History and Culture of the Netherlands); Elli Bleeker (Humanities Cluster, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences); Marielle Scherer (National Archives (The Netherlands), formerly Huygens Institute for the History and Culture of the Netherlands); Peter Boot (Huygens Institute for the History and Culture of theNetherlands); Karina van Dalen-Oskam (Huygens Institute for the History and Culture of theNetherlands); Gijsjan Brouwer (Independent software developer, formerly Humanities Cluster, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences)

Volume 4 | The Humanities in a Digital World

Research articles from this volume

ISSN: 2666-6952DOI: 10.17613/03ds-9973Issued: Jul 21, 2022License: CC BY 4.0Editors: Tommaso Caselli, Wout Dillen, Margherita Fantoli, Antske Fokkens, Marijn Koolen, Jelena Prokic, Marieke van Erp, Lorella Viola

Journal ArticleVolume 4 | The Humanities in a Digital World

A Game of Persistence, Self-doubt, and Curiosity: Surveying Code Literacy in Digital Humanities

2022Elli Bleeker (Huygens Institute for Dutch History and Culture); Marijn Koolen (Huygens Institute for Dutch History and Culture); Kaspar Beelen (Alan Turing Institute); Liliana Melgar (Utrecht University); Joris van Zundert (Huygens Institute for Dutch History and Culture); Sally Chambers (Ghent University)

Journal ArticleVolume 4 | The Humanities in a Digital World

Combining Tools with Linked Data: a Social History Example

2022Ivo Zandhuis (Ivo Zandhuis Research & Consultancy & International Institute of Social History)

Journal ArticleVolume 4 | The Humanities in a Digital World

Examining a Multi Layered Approach for Classification of OCR Quality without Ground Truth

2022Mirjam Cuper (KB, national library of the Netherlands)

Journal ArticleVolume 4 | The Humanities in a Digital World

Introducing the DHARPA Project: An Interdisciplinary Lab to Enable Critical DH Practice

2022Angela Cunningham (C2DH, Université de Luxembourg); Helena Jaskov (C2DH, Université de Luxembourg); Sean Takats (C2DH, Université de Luxembourg); Lorella Viola (C2DH, Université de Luxembourg); with contributions from Markus Binsteiner and Mariella de Crouy-Chanel

Journal ArticleVolume 4 | The Humanities in a Digital World

Judging a Book by its Criticism: A Digital Analysis of the Professional and Community Driven Literary Criticism of the Ingeborg-Bachmann-Preis

2022Lore de Greve (Ghent University); Gunther Martens (Ghent University)

Journal ArticleVolume 4 | The Humanities in a Digital World

Modeling Ontologies for Individual Artists: A Case Study of a Dutch Ceramic Glass Sculptor

2022Victor de Boer (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam, the Netherlands); Daan Raven (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam, the Netherlands & Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision, Hilversum, the Netherlands); Erik Esmeijer (Independent researcher, Amsterdam, the Netherlands); Johan Oomen (Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision, Hilversum, the Netherlands)

Journal ArticleVolume 4 | The Humanities in a Digital World

Preface by the Editors

2022Wout Dillen (Swedish School for Library and Information Science, University of Borås); Marieke van Erp (Humanities Cluster, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences); Margherita Fantoli (LECTIO, KU Leuven); Marijn Koolen (Humanities Cluster, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences)

Journal ArticleVolume 4 | The Humanities in a Digital World

Preface by the Guest Editors

2022Lorella Viola (C2DH, Université de Luxembourg); Jelena Prokic (Leiden University Centre for Digital Humanities); Antske Fokkens (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam & Eindhoven University of Technology); Tommaso Caselli (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen)

Journal ArticleVolume 4 | The Humanities in a Digital World

When No News is Bad News – News-based Change Detection During COVID-19

2022Kristoffer L. Nielbo (Center for Humanities Computing Aarhus, Aarhus University, Denmark & Interacting Minds Centre, Aarhus University, Denmark); Frida Hæstrupm (Center for Humanities Computing Aarhus, Aarhus University, Denmark); Kenneth C. Enevoldsen (Center for Humanities Computing Aarhus, Aarhus University, Denmark); Peter B. Vahlstrup (Center for Humanities Computing Aarhus, Aarhus University, Denmark); Rebekah B. Baglini (Denmark & Interacting Minds Centre, Aarhus University, Denmark); Andreas Roepstorff (Denmark & Interacting Minds Centre, Aarhus University, Denmark)

Volume 3 | DH Benelux Online

Research articles from this volume

ISSN: 2666-6952DOI: 10.17613/p3z7-4c05Issued: Oct 12, 2021License: CC BY 4.0Editors: Wout Dillen, Antske Fokkens, Marijn Koolen, Christian Gosvig Olesen, Marieke van Erp

Journal ArticleVolume 3 | DH Benelux Online

#Bookstagram and Beyond. The Presence and Depiction of the Bachmann Literary Prize on Social Media (2007-2017)

2021Lore de Greve (Ghent University); Gunther Martens (Ghent University)

This paper examines how the Bachmann Literary Prize is presented and discussed on social media, with a focus on #Bookstagram and related platforms.

Journal ArticleVolume 3 | DH Benelux Online

I Catching – Computationally Operationalising Narrative Perspective for Stylometric Analysis

2021Lisanne M. van Rossum (Huygens Institute, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences; Utrecht University); Joris J. van Zundert (Huygens Institute, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences; Università Ca’ Foscari); Karina van Dalen-Oskam (Huygens Institute, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences; University of Amsterdam)

Journal ArticleVolume 3 | DH Benelux Online

Preface by the Editors

2021Wout Dillen (Swedish School for Library and Information Science, University of Borås); Marijn Koolen (Humanities Cluster, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences); Marieke van Erp (Humanities Cluster, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences)

Journal ArticleVolume 3 | DH Benelux Online

Preface by the Guest Editors

2021Antske Fokkens (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam & Eindhoven University of Technology); Christian Olesen (University of Amsterdam)

Journal ArticleVolume 3 | DH Benelux Online

Reconstructing Gavin Douglas’s Translation Practice in the Eneados Using a Corpus Linguistic-Based Method

2021Megan Bushnell (University of Oxford)

Journal ArticleVolume 3 | DH Benelux Online

The Digital Humanities Classroom as a “Node”. From Toolbox to Mindset?

2021Florentina Armaselu (Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C2DH); University of Luxembourg)

Journal ArticleVolume 3 | DH Benelux Online

Using Linked Data to Track and Trace Processes of Canonization in early Modern Dutch Literature

2021Harm Nijboer (University of Amsterdam); Lieke van Deinsen (KU Leuven); Leon van Wissen (University of Amsterdam); Judith Brouwer (Huygens ING); Ton van Strien (Independent Scholar); Frans Blom (University of Amsterdam)

Journal ArticleVolume 3 | DH Benelux Online

Vehemence and Victims: Emotion Mining Historical Parliamentary Debates on War Victims in the Netherlands

2021Milan van Lange (NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust, and Genocide Studies; Utrecht University); Ralf Futselaar (NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust, and Genocide Studies; Erasmus University Rotterdam)

Volume 2 | Digital Humanities in Society

Research articles from this volume

ISSN: 2666-6952DOI: 10.17613/80sx-m116Issued: Sep 8, 2020License: CC BY 4.0Editors: Claartje Rasterhoff, Wout Dillen, Marijn Koolen, Ingrid Mayeur, Marieke van Erp

Journal ArticleVolume 2 | Digital Humanities in Society

A Corpus-Based Approach to Michelangelo’s Epistolary Language

2020Gianluca Valenti (University of Liège)

Journal ArticleVolume 2 | Digital Humanities in Society

A-poetic Technology. #GraphPoem and the Social Function of Computational Performance

2020Chris Tanasescu (Margento) (UCLouvain); Diana Inkpen (University of Ottawa); Vaibhav Kesarwani (University of Ottawa); Prasadith Kirinde Gamaarachchige (University of Ottawa)

Journal ArticleVolume 2 | Digital Humanities in Society

Decomplexifying the network pipeline: a tool for RDF/Wikidata to network analysis

2020Julie M. Birkholz (WeChangEd, Department of Literary Studies, Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium); Albert Meroño-Peñuela (Department of Computer Science, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

Journal ArticleVolume 2 | Digital Humanities in Society

Preface by the Editors

2020Wout Dillen (platform{DH}, University of Antwerp); Marijn Koolen (Humanities Cluster, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences); Marieke van Erp (Humanities Cluster, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences)

Journal ArticleVolume 2 | Digital Humanities in Society

Preface by the Guest Editors

2020Ingrid Mayeur (University of Liège); Claartje Rasterhoof (University of Amsterdam)

Journal ArticleVolume 2 | Digital Humanities in Society

The Datafication of Early Modern Ordinances

2020C. Annemieke Romein (KB, National Library of the Netherlands, Ghent University, Erasmus University Rotterdam); Sara Veldhoen (KB, National Library of the Netherlands); Michel de Gruijter (KB, National Library of the Netherlands)

Volume 1 | Integrating Digital Humanities

Research articles from this volume

ISSN: 2666-6952DOI: 10.17613/328m-vb79Issued: Sep 9, 2019License: CC BY 4.0Editors: Julie Birkholz, Wout Dillen, Marijn Koolen, Marieke van Erp, Gerben Zaagsma

Journal ArticleVolume 1 | Integrating Digital Humanities

Analysis of Fidel Castro Speeches Enhanced by Data Mining

2019Sergio Peignier (University Lyon 1, INSA Lyon, INRA); Patricia Zapata (Carrera de Lingüística e Idiomas, Universidad Mayor de San Andrés, La Paz, Bolivia)

Journal ArticleVolume 1 | Integrating Digital Humanities

Boundary practices of digital humanities collaborations

2019Max Kemman (Centre for Contemporary and Digital History, University of Luxembourg ; Dialogic)

Journal ArticleVolume 1 | Integrating Digital Humanities

Character Centrality in Present-Day Dutch Literary Fiction

2019Roel Smeets (Radboud University, Department of Literary and Cultural Studies); Eric Sanders (Radboud University, Centre for Language and Speech Technology); Antal van den Bosch (KNAW Meertens Institute)

Journal ArticleVolume 1 | Integrating Digital Humanities

Editor’s Preface

2019Wout Dillen (platform{DH}, University of Antwerp); Marieke van Erp (Humanities Cluster, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences); Marijn Koolen (Humanities Cluster, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences)

Journal ArticleVolume 1 | Integrating Digital Humanities

Introduction: Integrating Digital Humanities

2019Julie Birkholz (Ghent Centre for Digital Humanities, Ghent University); Gerben Zaagsma (Centre for Contemporary and Digital History, University of Luxembourg)

Journal ArticleVolume 1 | Integrating Digital Humanities

Manuscripts, Metadata, and Medieval Multilingualism: Using a Manuscript Dataset to Analyze Language Use and Distribution in Medieval England

2019Krista A. Murchison (Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society); Ben Companjen (Leiden University Libraries, Centre for Digital Scholarship)

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Volume 7 | Breaking Silos

Research articles from this volume

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Accessing the Republic. Entity Extraction from the Resolutions of the Dutch States-General

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Breaking Down Barriers: The Transition of ODIS from a Relational to a Triple Store Database

2025Bert Aernouts (KADOC-KU Leuven / ODIS); Mehmet Celik (LIBIS-KU Leuven); Joris Colla (KADOC-KU Leuven / ODIS)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Can Stones be Made (Artificially) Intelligent? A Pilot Study for AI-based Repeated Pattern Detection of Architectural Decoration in Roman Asia Minor

2025Julie Verlinden (University of Ghent); Thorsten Mahieu (KU Leuven); Toon Goedemé (KU Leuven)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Documenting Jewish Migration in Antiquity: Connecting Archaeological, Inscriptional, and Historical Data from around the Mediterranean

2025Stefan Dingemans (Utrecht University); Tijmen C. Baarda (Utrecht University); Berit Janssen (Utrecht University); Arjan Mossel (Utrecht University); Leonard V. Rutgers (Utrecht University)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Herbaria Heritage: Visualizing Colonial Bias in Natural History Collections

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Linking Het Amsterdams Stadsjournaal: A Case Study in Emerging Linked Open Data (LOD) Approaches to Audio-Visual Heritage

2025Meg Weijers (Eye Filmmuseum); Christian Olesen (University of Amsterdam)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Multilingual Automated Subject Indexing: a Comparative Study of LLMs vs Alternative Approaches in the Context of the EHRI Project

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Persons in Context: Potential and Pitfalls for the CLARIAH Infrastructure

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Preface by the Editors

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Preface by the Guest Editors

2025Estelle Bunout; Tom Gheldof (KU Leuven); Thomas Smits (University of Amsterdam)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Reader Response to the Unconventional Narrative Tense in Different Genres

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Small-Scale Testing on Generative AI and Post-OCR Correction in Historical Datasets

2025Florentina Armaselu (University of Luxembourg)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

STUDIUM.AI: Datafying and Connecting the ‘Webs of Knowledge’ around the Premodern University of Leuven (1425-1797)

2025Yann Ryan (KU Leuven); Margherita Fantoli (KU Leuven); Yanne Broux (KU Leuven); Violet Soen (KU Leuven)

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

The Wartime Propaganda Puzzle

Journal ArticleVolume 7 | Breaking Silos

Uncovering Interwar Comics: The Challenge of Labeling Graphics in Belgian Weekly Magazines

Volume 6 | Crossing Borders

Research articles from this volume

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Automatic Narrative Structure Identification in Literary Texts

2024Nuette Heyns (North-West University, South Africa); Menno van Zaanen (South African Centre for Digital Language Resources, South Africa)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Balancing Education and Engagement: A Suggested Co-design Process for Historical Game Development

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Cross-linguistic annotation transfer in geoparsing experiments with Classical texts: The case of Pliny the Elder’s Natural History

2024Laura Soffiantini (KU Leuven)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Crossing the Border between Archive and Edition: The Samuel Beckett Digital Manuscript Chronology

2024Felix Hermans (University of Antwerp); Dirk Van Hulle (University of Oxford)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Digital Humanities at the Intersection of Three Approaches to Data Visualisation: Statistical Graphics, Data Humanism, and Humanistic Interpretation

2024Aida Horaniet Ibañez (Center for Contemporary and Digital History (C2DH), University of Luxembourg)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Documenting Historical Graffiti: A Digital Approach

2024Irene Agües-Escolano (University of Alicante)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

From London to Florence: Discovering Information Flow in Early Modern Europe with Bayesian Time-to-Event Analysis

2024Gabor Mihaly Toth (University of Luxembourg, Center for Contemporary and Digital History)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Geospatial Discovery in Collections of Text

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Immersive 3D Visualizations of Early-Twentieth-Century Home Cinema

2024Theodoros Georgiakakis (Maastricht University); Tim van der Heijden (Open University of the Netherlands)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Is this a Mash-Up or a Template? Towards a Typology for Literary Bots

2024Isabelle Gribomont (UCLouvain, KBR: Royal Library of Belgium); Lucie Mentalechta (KBR: Royal Library of Belgium)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

MythFic Metadata: Gendered Power Dynamics in Fanfiction about Greek Myth

2024Julia Neugarten (Radboud University, Nijmegen)

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

OCR Error Detection and Post-Correction with Word2vec and BERTje on Dutch Historical Data

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Preface by the Editors

Journal ArticleVolume 6 | Crossing Borders

Preface by the Guest Editors

2024Isabelle Gribomont (UCLouvain and KBR: Royal Library of Belgium); Iason Jongepier (University of Antwerp and State Archives of Belgium); Suzan Verberne (Leiden University)

Volume 5 | RE-MIX: Creation and alteration in DH

Research articles from this volume

ISSN: 2666-6952Issued: Oct 1, 2023License: CC BY 4.0Editors: Wout Dillen, Margherita Fantoli, Marijn Koolen, Julia Neugarten, Marieke van ErpGuest editors: Giovanni Colavizza, Lauren Fonteyn

Journal ArticleVolume 5 | RE-MIX: Creation and alteration in DH

A Distant Reading of Gender Bias in Dutch Literary Prizes

2023Noa Visser Solissa (University of Groningen); Andreas van Cranenburgh (University of Groningen)

Journal ArticleVolume 5 | RE-MIX: Creation and alteration in DH

Developing Data Stories in Digital Humanities: challenges and protocol

Journal ArticleVolume 5 | RE-MIX: Creation and alteration in DH

Preface by the Editors

Journal ArticleVolume 5 | RE-MIX: Creation and alteration in DH

Preface by the Guest Editors

2023Giovanni Colavizza (University of Bologna); Lauren Fonteyn (Meertens Institute, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences)

Journal ArticleVolume 5 | RE-MIX: Creation and alteration in DH

Un-mixing the re-mix. Publishing the complete manuscripts of Anne Frank

Volume 4 | The Humanities in a Digital World

Research articles from this volume

Journal ArticleVolume 4 | The Humanities in a Digital World

A Game of Persistence, Self-doubt, and Curiosity: Surveying Code Literacy in Digital Humanities

Journal ArticleVolume 4 | The Humanities in a Digital World

Combining Tools with Linked Data: a Social History Example

2022Ivo Zandhuis (Ivo Zandhuis Research & Consultancy & International Institute of Social History)

Journal ArticleVolume 4 | The Humanities in a Digital World

Examining a Multi Layered Approach for Classification of OCR Quality without Ground Truth

2022Mirjam Cuper (KB, national library of the Netherlands)

Journal ArticleVolume 4 | The Humanities in a Digital World

Introducing the DHARPA Project: An Interdisciplinary Lab to Enable Critical DH Practice

Journal ArticleVolume 4 | The Humanities in a Digital World

Judging a Book by its Criticism: A Digital Analysis of the Professional and Community Driven Literary Criticism of the Ingeborg-Bachmann-Preis

2022Lore de Greve (Ghent University); Gunther Martens (Ghent University)

Journal ArticleVolume 4 | The Humanities in a Digital World

Modeling Ontologies for Individual Artists: A Case Study of a Dutch Ceramic Glass Sculptor

Journal ArticleVolume 4 | The Humanities in a Digital World

Preface by the Editors

Journal ArticleVolume 4 | The Humanities in a Digital World

Preface by the Guest Editors

Journal ArticleVolume 4 | The Humanities in a Digital World

When No News is Bad News – News-based Change Detection During COVID-19

Volume 3 | DH Benelux Online

Research articles from this volume

ISSN: 2666-6952DOI: 10.17613/p3z7-4c05Issued: Oct 12, 2021License: CC BY 4.0Editors: Wout Dillen, Antske Fokkens, Marijn Koolen, Christian Gosvig Olesen, Marieke van Erp

Journal ArticleVolume 3 | DH Benelux Online

#Bookstagram and Beyond. The Presence and Depiction of the Bachmann Literary Prize on Social Media (2007-2017)

2021Lore de Greve (Ghent University); Gunther Martens (Ghent University)

This paper examines how the Bachmann Literary Prize is presented and discussed on social media, with a focus on #Bookstagram and related platforms.

Journal ArticleVolume 3 | DH Benelux Online

I Catching – Computationally Operationalising Narrative Perspective for Stylometric Analysis

Journal ArticleVolume 3 | DH Benelux Online

Preface by the Editors

Journal ArticleVolume 3 | DH Benelux Online

Preface by the Guest Editors

2021Antske Fokkens (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam & Eindhoven University of Technology); Christian Olesen (University of Amsterdam)

Journal ArticleVolume 3 | DH Benelux Online

Reconstructing Gavin Douglas’s Translation Practice in the Eneados Using a Corpus Linguistic-Based Method

2021Megan Bushnell (University of Oxford)

Journal ArticleVolume 3 | DH Benelux Online

The Digital Humanities Classroom as a “Node”. From Toolbox to Mindset?

2021Florentina Armaselu (Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C2DH); University of Luxembourg)

Journal ArticleVolume 3 | DH Benelux Online

Using Linked Data to Track and Trace Processes of Canonization in early Modern Dutch Literature

Journal ArticleVolume 3 | DH Benelux Online

Vehemence and Victims: Emotion Mining Historical Parliamentary Debates on War Victims in the Netherlands

Volume 2 | Digital Humanities in Society

Research articles from this volume

ISSN: 2666-6952DOI: 10.17613/80sx-m116Issued: Sep 8, 2020License: CC BY 4.0Editors: Claartje Rasterhoff, Wout Dillen, Marijn Koolen, Ingrid Mayeur, Marieke van Erp

Journal ArticleVolume 2 | Digital Humanities in Society

A Corpus-Based Approach to Michelangelo’s Epistolary Language

2020Gianluca Valenti (University of Liège)

Journal ArticleVolume 2 | Digital Humanities in Society

A-poetic Technology. #GraphPoem and the Social Function of Computational Performance

2020Chris Tanasescu (Margento) (UCLouvain); Diana Inkpen (University of Ottawa); Vaibhav Kesarwani (University of Ottawa); Prasadith Kirinde Gamaarachchige (University of Ottawa)

Journal ArticleVolume 2 | Digital Humanities in Society

Decomplexifying the network pipeline: a tool for RDF/Wikidata to network analysis

Journal ArticleVolume 2 | Digital Humanities in Society

Preface by the Editors

Journal ArticleVolume 2 | Digital Humanities in Society

Preface by the Guest Editors

2020Ingrid Mayeur (University of Liège); Claartje Rasterhoof (University of Amsterdam)

Journal ArticleVolume 2 | Digital Humanities in Society

The Datafication of Early Modern Ordinances

Volume 1 | Integrating Digital Humanities

Research articles from this volume

ISSN: 2666-6952DOI: 10.17613/328m-vb79Issued: Sep 9, 2019License: CC BY 4.0Editors: Julie Birkholz, Wout Dillen, Marijn Koolen, Marieke van Erp, Gerben Zaagsma

Journal ArticleVolume 1 | Integrating Digital Humanities

Manuscripts, Metadata, and Medieval Multilingualism: Using a Manuscript Dataset to Analyze Language Use and Distribution in Medieval England

2019Krista A. Murchison (Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society); Ben Companjen (Leiden University Libraries, Centre for Digital Scholarship)

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