Methodology – Digital Humanities Now

Resource: SO! Podcast #82: Living Sounds: Rhythms of Belonging

It’s been a minute for the SO! podcast but we are glad to be back–however intermittently–with a podcast episode that shares a discussion between women sound studies artists and scholars. The panel “Living Sounds: Rhythms of Belonging,” was held on September 19 at 6-7pm EDT at The Soil Factory arts space in Ithaca, New York. […]

Editors' Choice

Editors’ Choice: Can We Date Revolutions in the History of Literature and Music?

Humanists know the subjects we study are complex. So on the rare occasions when we describe them with numbers at all, we tend to proceed cautiously. Maybe too cautiously. Distant readers have spent a lot of time, for instance, just convincing colleagues that it might be okay to use numbers for exploratory purposes. But the […]

News, Resources

Resource: The Magazine of Early American Datasets

In coordination with the McNeil Center for Early American Studies and specialists at the University of Pennsylvania Libraries, in addition to bepress, we have established the Magazine of Early American Datasets (MEAD). Read full post here.

Editors’ Choice: No More Tools
by Teddy Roland
March 4, 2026
Editors’ Choice: Do all politicians sound the same? Comparing model explanations to human responses
by Otto Tarkka, TurkuNLP, University of Turku;, Kimmo Elo, University of Eastern Finland & Centre for Parliamentary Studies, University of Turku;, Filip Ginter, TurkuNLP, University of Turku;, Veronika Laippala, TurkuNLP, University of Turku
March 4, 2026
Editors’ Choice: More Strategies for Avoiding AI
by Derek Bruff
March 4, 2026