This article responds to the current interventions regarding spatio-and linguistic diversity in
the digital humanities (DHs). Previous work has focused on the practitioners of DHs …

The paper considers historical lingua francas and standard language ideology from the
framework of 'language history from below'. Although some work has been devoted to mixed …

Text analysis can be seen to mark the birth of digital humanities (DH). A widely
conventionalised date fixes its origins to the beginning of 1946, with Roberto Busa's plans …

Research on language standardization witnessed remarkable progress over the past two
decades. Building on the strong foundations laid by Einar Haugen, the scholarly canon on …

This chapter responds to the ongoing development of multilingual digital humanities as it
relates to multilingual texts. Specifically, it complicates the question of what “multilingual” …

In a famous page of Swift's Gulliver's Travels (1726), the protagonist finds himself for the first
time before the Emperor of Lilliput, who shows up escorted by several fellow countrymen. In …