Kotin and Koeser outline the research, data curation, and development that led to a major update of the Shakespeare and Company Project data sets.

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The Shakespeare and Company Project data sets provide a detailed portrait of Shakespeare and Company, Sylvia Beach’s bookshop and lending library in interwar Paris. This article outlines the research,...

No Humans-in-the-Loop: The People-less Stories Generated by GPT

Journal of Cultural Analytics Enters New Chapter with CDH, Joins Open Journals Collective

By Xiaolu Wang. This study challenges the idea that pop lyrics mirror societal moods, proposing instead that sentiment patterns in Chinese and English songs reflect cultural equilibration modeled by d...

By James English, J. D. Porter. Using Goodreads data, this study explores the overlooked eclecticism of readers, revealing both patterns of cultural hierarchy and the conceptual limits of eclecticism ...

In this special issue, we bring together scholars from across multiple disciplines to reconsider the intersections of computation and form at this emerging technological and critical moment.

By Matt Erlin, Douglas Knox & 4 more. A computational comparison of English-language South Asian novels and South Asian works in translation reveals how the narrow canon of postcolonial bestsellers ma...

By James English, J. D. Porter. Using Goodreads data, this study explores the overlooked eclecticism of readers, revealing both patterns of cultural hierarchy and the conceptual limits of eclecticism ...

Ten-Year Anniversary Issue: Reflections on a Decade of Seeing the Forest and the Trees

By Lisa Teichmann. The “Mapping German fiction in translation” dataset consists of 35,972 translated titles of fiction originally published in German by 6,457 authors in 86 languages.

By Li Lucy, Camilla Griffiths & 7 more. We quantify the representation, or presence, of characters of color in English Language Arts instruction in the United States to better understand possible raci...

CA is an open-access journal dedicated to the computational study of culture.

By Margherita Fantoli, Jukka Suomela & 4 more. This paper focuses on the reception of classics in Early Modern England during the hand press era, concentrating on printed documents between the 1470s a...

This special issue aims to provide a platform for cutting-edge research that bridges the gap between computational methods and the study of cultural heritage from the Global South.

Cultural Analytics is a platinum open-access journal dedicated to the computational study of culture.

Call for Papers: Missing Data in the Humanities