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CFP Reminder - AI for DH: Research Problems and Critical Approaches

DHQ invites 500-word abstracts for a special issue on AI in the humanities.

Deadline: Sept 15, 2025 (today!)

More details: dhq.digitalhumanities.org/news/news.html

New preview issue available!

Issue 19.3 is now open for public preview: dhq.digitalhumanities.org/preview/inde...

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CFP - AI for DH: Research Problems and Critical Approaches.

DHQ seeks 500-word abstracts for a special issue on AI (research problems, critical approaches, responsible applications, case studies, etc.).

Deadline: Sept 15, 2025.

More details: dhq.digitalhumanities.org/news/news.html

The NEW DHQ website is now live! New features include enhanced search, smart article recommendations, and improved accessibility. Visit us now at: dhq.digitalhumanities.org
P.S. Old links will automatically redirect to the new site but don’t forget to update your bookmarks!

We have revamped the DHQ website, visit now: dhq.digitalhumanities.org
P.S. Old links will automatically redirect to the new site but don’t forget to update your bookmarks!

Julia Flanders Founder Interview Interview with DHQ Founder Julia Flanders.

What started as an experiment in journal publication, has now flourished through +15 years! 🎉✨All thanks to YOU and our readers! Check out our EIC's interview to hear how DHQ's experimentalism thrived in the world of academic publications 🎙️ vimeo.com/1007072769?s... #dh #adho

Happy 2025 DH community! 🎊 Reminder that our rolling submission deadline is January 15! 📢

Julia Flanders Founder Interview Interview with DHQ Founder Julia Flanders.

🎧✨ Wrapping up our founder-interview series featuring our editor-in-chief, @juliaflanders.bsky.social Tune in to listen to the incredible journey and establishment of not just DHQ but also ADHO and the field of digital humanities: vimeo.com/1007072769?s... #adho #ach #digitalhumanities #dhq

Happy reading! 📗https://digitalhumanities.org/dhq/preview/index.html

And finally, a reflection on the role library professionals play in the field of Black DH.

And check out case studies discussing Sekuru's Stories, which showcases music from Southern Africa, & the Builders and Defenders database, which features biographical data about Nashville's Black population during the Civil War era.

See articles examining queer directions in Black Studies, tackling topics of instructional design, and reflecting on infrastructural sovereignty in the Black Atlantic.

New preview issue alert! See 18.4 Digital Sankofa: Understanding the Past and Futures of Black Digital Humanities from editors Rebecca Y. Bayeck & Joseph Bayeck: digitalhumanities.org/dhq/vol/18/4...

Missed our preview issue 18.3? 👋 Topics range from exploring digital methods to enable new approaches to data decolonisation, adapting NLP methods to analyze figurative language as a network, extracting translation data from library catalogues, and more!

digitalhumanities.org/dhq/preview/...

Happy book review Friday! 📗Check out Brian M. Watson's review of Abigail de Kosnik's "Rogue Archives: Digital Cultural Memory and Media Fandom" from @mitpress.bsky.social digitalhumanities.org/dhq/vol/14/1...

Hello #DH community! Glad to see you over here 🦋 We’re seeking your input 🔔 What languages would you like to see prioritized for translation or readability of articles? Your feedback will shape future journal discussions. Share your thoughts with us below! ⬇️

Enjoy the weekend reading from preview issue 18.3! 🫡

And see Sarah Potvin's review of Proxies: The Cultural Work of Standing In from MIT Press by Dylan Mulvin
www.digitalhumanities.org/dhq/vol/18/3...

Happy book review Friday! 📘 Check out Amanda Furiasse's review of Modelling Between Digital and Humanities: Thinking in Practice from Open Book Publishers by Arianna Ciula, Øyvind Eide, Cristina Marras, & Patrick Sahle
www.digitalhumanities.org/dhq/vol/18/3...

Stay tuned as we release additional interviews in the coming weeks and into the fall! 🍂

Wendell Piez Founder Interview The first of a series of interviews with Digital Humanities Quarterly journal founders. We began this series speaking with Wendell Piez.

The inaugural interview with Wendell Piez is available to listen to here:
vimeo.com/985802979

We are excited to share with our community a series of interviews with journal founders, Julia Flanders, Melissa Terras, John Walsh, and Wendell Piez discussing the journal’s creation, evolution, and their insights into the field of Digital Humanities 🎧!

Interested in joining DHQ's team? Now is the perfect time! We're recruiting volunteer editorial positions of Accessibility Editor, Book and Tool Reviews Editor, and Languages Editor. Applications due June 15, details below! digitalhumanities.org/dhq/news/new...

Our first issue of 2024, 18.1, is now out in preview! 🎉 Topics range from technical examinations of cuneiform tablets to a feminist labor history of Early English Books Online (EEBO). Check out the issue now: digitalhumanities.org/dhq/preview/...

And we look forward to fostering more events to connect our community in the coming year!

Happy Friday! Late last year we hosted a community event celebrating DHQ's founding, sharing updates, and engaging in Q&A. We had a lovely session and wanted to share the recording in case you weren't able to attend here:
digitalhumanities.org/dhq/news/new...

Happy reading! ☕📕

And finally Michael Richter’s review of Wissensrohstoff Text: Eine Einführung in das Text Mining by Chris Biemann , Gerhard Heyer , Uwe Quasthoff from Springer Nature:
www.digitalhumanities.org/dhq/vol/17/4...

See Charlie Harper’s review of An Introduction to Text Mining: Research Design, Data Collection, and Analysis by authors Gabe Ignatow and Rada Mihalcea from SAGE Publications:
www.digitalhumanities.org/dhq/vol/17/4...