New Special Issue on Digital Humanities and East Asian Studies for the International Journal of Digital Humanities (TOC)

New Special Issue on Digital Humanities and East Asian Studies for the International Journal of Digital Humanities
(Vol. 4. Issue 1-3. February 2023)
Co-guest edited by Dr. Hilde De Weerdt (KU Leuven) and Dr. Alíz Horváth (Eötvös Loránd University)

Available through the following link: https://link.springer.com/journal/42803/volumes-and-issues/4-1

Table of Contents

• Alíz Horváth - Hilde De Weerdt: Special Issue on Digital Humanities and East Asian Studies (Introduction)
• Stephen H. Whiteman: On Uncertain Ground: Lost Landscapes, Digital Mediation, and Site-Based Research at Early Qing Chengde
• Wenyi Shang – Ted Underwood: Civil Service Examination Records and Political Independence in the Autonomous Northeastern Region during the Second Half of the Tang Dynasty (755–907 C.E.)
• Jing Hu: Networks in MARKUS: A Study of Chosŏn Interpreters’ Trade Networks in Qing China
• Changsong Wang - Yuankai Jin - Ran Zhang: The Spatial Patterns and Cultural Meanings of Prominent Scenery in the Middle and Lower Reaches of the Yellow River in Late Imperial China
• Jeffrey R. Tharsen: From Form to Sound 自形至聲 : Visual and Aural Representations of Premodern Chinese Phonology and Phonorhetoric with Applications for Phonetic Scripts
• Duoduo Xu: Digital Approaches to Understanding Dongba Pictographs
• Matthias Arnold – Duncan Paterson – Jia Xie: Procedural Challenges: The FAIR Principles and PRC Electronic Resources - A Case Study of Chinese Republican Newspapers
• Shih-Pei Chen - Calvin Yeh - Sean Wang - Qun Che: Treating a Genre as a Database: A Digital Research Methodology for Studying Chinese Local Gazetteers
• Zhou Liu – Changsong Wang - Peter K. Bol: Automating Biographical Information Extraction from Local Gazetteers with the Bi-LSTM-CRF Model and BERT
• Alíz Horváth: DH in Japanese Studies, Japanese Studies in DH: Recent Trends, Tools, and Concepts