Slide by Alie Lassche on tasks and hypotheses of their work on canonization in Danish literature

@alielassche.bsky.social presents joined work on #canonization, proposing "non-canonical canonicals", referring to earlier findings in Feldkamp et al. (2024). "A canonical textual profile is not enough to become canonical". #NAACL2025 #SIGHUM

Janis Pagel on the right side of the picture introduces Computational Literary Studies to the workshop audience at SIGHUM NAACL2025. Slides with explanation of CLS

@janispagel introduces #CLS to the audience at #NAACL2025 #SIGHUM. The paper "Evaluating LLM-Prompting for Sequence Labeling Tasks in Computational Literary Studies" evaluates #SentimentAnalysis and #EventDetection tasks with #LLMs. https://aclanthology.org/2025.latechclfl-1.0/

Screenshot of SIGHUM website with head of the workshop program

Final day of #NAACL2025 + workshops, it’s time for #SIGHUM LaTeCH CLfL 2025 #DigitalHumanities #LanguageTechnology #Socio-EconomicSciences #Humanities

Slide by Alie Lassche on tasks and hypotheses of their work on canonization in danish literature

@alielassche.bsky.social presents joined work on #canonization, proposing "non-canonical canonicals", referring to earlier findings in Feldkamp et al. (2024). "A canonical textual profile is not enough to become canonical". #NAACL2025 #SIGHUM

Janis Pagel introducing Computational Literary Studies to the workshop audience at SIGHUM NAACL2025. Slide with explanation of CLS.

Janis Pagel from @idhcologne.bsky.social introduces #CLS to the audience at #NAACL2025 #SIGHUM. Their paper "Evaluating LLM-Prompting for Sequence Labeling Tasks in Computational Literary Studies" evaluates #SentimentAnalysis and #EventDetection tasks with #LLMs. aclanthology.org/2025.latechc...

Screenshot of SIGHUM website with head of the workshop program

Final day of #NAACL2025 + workshops, it’s time for #SIGHUM LaTeCH CLfL 2025 #DigitalHumanities #LanguageTechnology #Socio-EconomicSciences #Humanities