CfP: Editopia – On the Future of Documentology and Scholarly Editing in the Post-Digital Age 

The Institute for Documentology and Scholarly Editing (IDE) celebrates its 20th anniversary with an international conference in Wuppertal/Germany from September 2–4, 2026. Call for Papers is out now: https://editopia2026.i-d-e.de/?trk=feed-detail_main-feed-card_feed-article-content

The submission deadline for presentations is March 22, 2026. Conference languages are English and German.#DigitalEditions #DigitalHumanities #TextualScholarship #ScholarlyEditing

I am looking to hear from textual scholars who are editing the work of an author who could be considered ‘problematic’ within a 21C context for their views on gender, sexuality and race. My own case study is the British modernist writer Wyndham Lewis. What place can or should these views have in the scholarly edition that is traditionally focused on composition, publication and reception history?

#textualscholarship #scholarlyediting #authorship #identity #literature #literaryhistory

Look what arrived in the post: New Directions in Digital Textual Studies, expertly and diligently edited by Christopher Ohge and Kristen Schuster. My chapter on "Unlocking Literary Heritage: From Cabinets of Curiosity to Digital Storytelling" is surrounded by the work of a bunch of really terrific scholars. @peterwebster Peter Webster, Mary Erica Zimmer, Leah Henrickson and Dirk Van Hulle, to name just a few.

#publication #humanities #textualscholarship #bookhistory #literaryheritage (...)

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Get in touch if you want to work on #Modernism #JamesJoyce #LiteraryArchives #TextualEditing #TextualScholarship

The deadline for ESTS 2026 - Edition and Interpretation conference (28–30 May 2026) in Lublin, Poland has just been extended to 20 December 2025.

https://ests2026.arfi.kul.pl/

#textualscholarship #scholarlyediting #cfp #humanities

On 19 November, Christopher Ohge (IES) will deliver a talk on his new project, The Bow in the Cloud: A Digital Edition and Network Analysis of Antislavery Literature, at LETS: Loughborough Editing and Textual Scholarship research group. This hybrid even starts at 4.15pm in Brockington Building (B1.11) on the Loughborough University campus and on Teams. DM for online link.

https://antislavery-anthologies.org/books/bow-in-the-cloud/index.

#editing
#textualscholarship
#digitaledition
#slavery
#humanities

New publication announcement!

Scholarly Editing in Perspective is an easy-to-read account of how textual editors remediate literary works for new audiences.

The book is published by Cambridge University Press in their Publishing and Book Culture Elements series. Also
it is currently free to download: https://www.cambridge.org/core/elements/scholarly-editing-in-perspective/7F91F4D6FC262406D460787C39AD56F5.

#monograph #scholarlyediting #textualscholarship #humanities

I just had a sneak preview of the programme for the upcoming ESTS conference in Budapest. There will be some some great papers on future-proofing digital editions, modelling the literary archive with AI, digital writing processes, and DH platforms for informed and responsible AI interactions with literature.

My paper is called 'Intelligent Editing: The New Documentary Edition'.

https://textualscholarship.eu/ests-2024/

#humanities #textualscholarship #textualediting #dh #ai #literaryarc
https://textualscholarship.eu/ests-2024/

Deadline extended to 1 June.

"Textual scholarship, artificial intelligence, corpora and intelligent editions".

Nineteenth annual conference of the European Society for Textual Scholarship Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest 2-4 October 2024

https://elte-dh.hu/en/ests-2024/

#cfp #editing #scholarlyediting #textualscholarship #digitalhumanities #AI #humanities

The deadline for the 2024 European Society for Textual Scholarship conference in Budapest is rapidly approaching. Proposals are due on 15 May.

The theme is: Textual scholarship, artificial intelligence, corpora and intelligent editions.

https://textualscholarship.eu/2024/03/25/ests-2024-conference-announcement-and-cfp/

#scholarlyediting #textualscholarship #ai #corporo #digitalhumanities #dh #ests2024 #cfp