#CCLS2023 in #Würzburg is over, but we're already thinking of the next conference. #CCLS2024 will take place in #Vienna, hosted by the Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage (ACDH-CH) / Austrian Academy of Sciences (OEAW) on 13-14 June, 2024. Save the date! #CLS #JCLS #Austria ^cs

Save the date: the next @jcls conference will take place in Vienna on June 13-14, as @christof just announced!
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We're heading into the second day of #CCLS2023! The next session has papers about Hungarian, Swedish and Dutch, as well as Japanese literature. – #multilingual #multilingualDH #CLS

At #CCLS2023, we're now having the pleasure of attending a (as always) very inspiring and colorful #keynote by Jan #Rybicki, on #stylometry and distant reading applied to 10,005 novels in #Polish (#translations and originals).

Unser #LNDW23 Banner des Schlüsselstellenprojekts geht auf Wanderschaft: seit gestern ist es im ZPD in Würzburg (https://www.uni-wuerzburg.de/zpd/) zu sehen, wo ab heute die CCLS (https://jcls.io/site/conference/) stattfindet. #dh #digitalhumanities #CLS #CCLS2023

Happy to report that #CCLS2023 has been off to an excellent start! Second session in full swing now. See the programme here: https://jcls.io/site/ccls2023/

“Quantitative methods require comparison” —@christof of @tcdh on the keyness of comparison (for the quantitative methods) and the inherent ‘comparativity’ of keyness (as a metric). The pre #CCLS2023 meeting of @jcls

Just one more week until the #CCLS2023 in Würzburg! Check out the awesome programme here: https://jcls.io/site/ccls2023/ – There's still time to register, whether for online or on-site participation. – We know you don't want to miss this opportunity to hear and discuss the latest work in Computational Literary Studies!