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Multilinguality in Action

Multilingual DH has had a busy year and many events, publications, tools, etc. have been reported here but others are still waiting! Hence we wanted to share today with our community the latest publication of our chair Alíz Horváth et al., “Multilinguality in Action: Towards Linguistic Diversity and Inclusion in Digital Humanities”, which is available… Continue reading Multilinguality in Action

Multilingual DH in the UK and Ireland

At the end of September, our colleagues from the Multilingual Digital Humanities in the UK and Ireland Community Interest Group published a survey report about the situation of the field in their countries and their recommendations to address the issues that they highlighted. The report, “Multilingual DH in the UK and Ireland: Summary Report and… Continue reading Multilingual DH in the UK and Ireland

Workflows for multilingual corpus building

As we announced on social media and on DARIAH’s main blog, our workshop in Hamburg at the end of August was particularly fruitful. During this three-day event on Creating, Managing and Archiving Textual Corpora in Under-resourced Languages, we created three main workflows: Building textual corpora for under-resourced Languages Managing textual corpora in under-resourced languages Archiving… Continue reading Workflows for multilingual corpus building

Publication of ‘Multilingual Digital Humanities’

As we celebrate our first anniversary, we want to cheer the recent publication of Multilingual Digital Humanities, edited by Lorella Viola and Paul Spence. The volume, to which our chair, Alíz Horváth, participated, is a golden mine for our field. It offers the most up-to-date overview of which and how digital practices within the humanities… Continue reading Publication of ‘Multilingual Digital Humanities’