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1st Edition

Language, Translation, and Technology Perspectives from Techno-humanities

Edited By Chan Sin-wai Copyright 2027

250 Pages 39 B/W Illustrations

by Routledge

Description

Chan Sin-wai and contributors explore the latest advancements in culture and language within the realm of techno-humanities. Featuring contributions from renowned scholars and emerging specialists across diverse regions, the book spans a wide range of disciplines, including archaeology, drama, education, fine arts, gender studies, history, language, language learning, literature, machine... Read more

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chan Sin-wai

Culture

1. AI Rethinks the Past: An Exhibition’s Perspective

Maurizio Forte

2. Expanding the Expressive Power of Contemporary Ink through Digital Technology

Lampo Leong

3. Encountering Digital Marginalization: Gender Disparity and Limitation in Cyberworld

Geeta Ajit

4. Empowering Historical Studies with Computational Technologies: Ming Chinese Sources as a Showcase

Yifang Cui and Andrea Nanetti

5. Foundations for a Japanese-Amazonian Dramaturgy: Ongoing Investigation

Eduardo Okamoto

6. French Jesuits and their Scientific Contributions during the High Qing Era: A Case Study of Antoine Gaubil, S.J. (1689–1759)

Xie Jingzhen

7. SDG Implementation Skills Development for SDG Acceleration – SDG#4/8/9 Sport & STEAM Services with Women Attributes

Shirley Yeung Mo Ching

Language

8. Individualized Neuromodulation: The Dawn of Precision Neuro-rehabilitation in Post-stroke Aphasia

Chester Yee-Nok Cheung, Anthony Pak-Hin Kong, and Mehdi Bakhtiar

9. Applying Tools and Techniques of Language Technology for Digitization of Folk Text Materials of Endangered Indigenous Languages

Niladri Sekhar Dash

10. Explainability of Machine Translation Models: A Survey

Xiaojun Zhang

11. A Corpus-based Study of Gendered Expressions across the Two Chinese Translations of The Second Sex

Yin Hao and Liu Jianwen

12. Making Sense of How Machines Should Show Human-like Emotions

Yeung Wing Lok

13. Ishiguro’s Techno-hallucinations: The AI Future of Klara and the Sun

Lynda Ng

14. On the Role of Technology in the Meso-level of Critical Discourse Analysis of Feminist Messages in Music in Second Wave Feminism of the 1960s

Lau Hok-Yin, Jeff

Editor(s)

Biography

Chan Sin-wai is Professor-cum-Dean of Ip Ying To Lee Yu Yee School of Humanities and Languages, Saint Francis University, Hong Kong. He was formerly Professor of the School of Humanities and Social Science, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, and Professor at the Department of Translation, The Chinese University of Hong Kong. He has published 96 books in 122 volumes.

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