Digital Humanities and Intelligent Computing

The biennial book series, Digital Humanities and Intelligent Computing, provides a global perspective on the latest advancements and trends in digital humanities and intelligent computing related to cultural heritage. It covers both theoretical foundations and practical applications, offering a global view with a specific focus on China. As the digital humanities continue to flourish, research in different countries and regions prioritises their distinct cultural characteristics and scholarly traditions, resulting in a rich diversity of developments and thematic directions within the field, while underlining the need to further advance digital humanities research in cultural heritage on a global scale.

Digital Humanities and Intelligent Computing offers a unique opportunity to explore new frontiers and pioneer innovative research. The series will feature edited volumes that not only track global progress, explore innovations in technologies, methods, and tools, but also capture trends in the development of digital humanities and intelligent computing. Over the coming years, Digital Humanities and Intelligent Computing will provide digital humanities researchers as well as scholars from diverse disciplines (such as library and information sciences, arts and humanities, computer science, cultural studies, music, etc.) with access to current advances and further research in fields related to digital humanities and intelligent computing.

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