👾 "Beyond Plot: How Sentiment Analysis Reshapes Our Understanding of Narrative Structure" by Katherine Elkins (@katelelkins.bsky.social)

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💬 "Parler Games: A Narrative Framework Analysis of Parler Conspiracy Theories and the January 6th Insurrection" by Miller et al. uses a narrative analytical approach to Parler discussions to reveal the relationship between storytelling and real world action.

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📐 "Beyond Computational Formalism or, Architecture Matters" by James E. Dobson (@jeddobson.bsky.social) examines how neural network architectures materially shape the capacities, outputs, and interpretive possibilities of machine learning models.

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🧩 Introduction by the special issue editors, Laura Alice Chapot and Tess McNulty. The articles in this special issue will be published in groups on a rolling basis over the coming weeks.

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💻 We are very excited to announce the launch of our special issue Computational Formalism, edited by Tess McNulty and Laura Alice Chapot, that reconsiders the intersections of computation and form at this emerging technological and critical moment.

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📘 New JCA article by Matt Erlin et al.

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@culturalanalytics.bsky.social after a longer than I had hoped delay!

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🥸 Guest editors:

@javiercha.bsky.social Javier Cha, Associate Professor of East Asian Studies, Hong Kong University

Matt Erlin, Professor of German Studies, Washington University

Susan Schreibman, Professor of Digital Arts and Culture, Maastricht University

📢 CFP: JCA Ten-Year Anniversary Issue

The Journal of Cultural Analytics turns 10! We're marking the moment with a special issue reflecting on a decade of studying culture at scale—and imagining what comes next.

📅 Abstracts due: Sept 1, 2025

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The “Mapping German fiction in translation” dataset consists of 35,972 translated titles of fiction originally published in German between 1980-2020 by 6,457 authors in 86 languages." Check out the newest dataset published at JCA by Lisa Teichmann! 🤩 culturalanalytics.org/article/1280...

📚 Check out the newest JCA article by Li Lucy (@lucy3.bsky.social), Camilla Griffiths, Claire Ying, JJ Kim-Ebio, Sabrina Baur, Sarah Levine, Jennifer L. Eberhardt, David Bamman (@dbamman.bsky.social), and Dorottya Demszky. culturalanalytics.org/article/1316...

This article about fan culture in 1920s Spain received the 2024–25 Humanities Research Prize at UIUC. First time I think an article in @culturalanalytics.bsky.social has won here? Congrats Anna Torres-Cacoullos and Elizaveta Senatorova! culturalanalytics.org/article/1181...

Stoked to join the editorial board of advisors for @culturalanalytics.bsky.social under the new co-leadership of brilliant Amelia Acker, @tanyaclement.bsky.social and @mmvty.bsky.social ✨

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT! JCA is so pleased to welcome 22 new editorial board members 🦾 Check out the updated masthead on our website: culturalanalytics.org/editorial-bo...

@marghefant.bsky.social @jukkasuomela.fi @trismegistostm.bsky.social

🗣️ We’re excited to share the first JCA article of 2025! “Quantifying the Presence of Ancient Greek and Latin Classics in Early Modern Britain” by Margherita Fantoli, Jukka Suomela, Toon Van Hal, Mark Depauw, Lari Virkki, and Mikko Tolonen. 

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Check out this new CFP for a Special Issue on "Computational Approaches to Cultural Heritage in the Global South," guest-edited by @patymurrieta.bsky.social and @dharanpreethi.bsky.social:

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Abstracts are due January 15, 2025. 💥

culturalanalytics.bsky.social want to make sure you all know we are here, and have left the other place. Please follow & share.

Reminder that we have two open calls for special issues, as well as a general call, deadline Jan 1.

Missing Data in the Humanities: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

LLMs in Humanities Research: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

what if... doing theory as "footnote to plato" always was part of the problem? o.O manifesto for not poking out our own eyes, when going theory in the humanities #vis4dh @culturalanalytics.bsky.social

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🥳 Better late than never! We’re excited to announce that The Journal of Cultural Analytics is now on Bluesky! Follow us to stay updated on our latest publications, special issues, and other exciting content 📚 ✨