About the Journal
Computational Humanities is a peer-reviewed, open access journal published by CorayNova. The journal publishes original and scholarly research that applies computational, corpus-based, digital, and data-driven methods to humanities questions.
The journal provides an international forum for research at the intersection of language, literature, history, translation, culture, and computation. It welcomes original research articles, review articles, methodological papers, dataset papers, and digital research notes that combine methodological transparency with clear humanities relevance.
The journal covers topics including digital humanities, computational humanities, corpus linguistics, computational linguistics, text mining, natural language processing for humanities research, computational literary studies, stylometry, authorship attribution, textual analysis, translation technologies, multilingual corpora, digital archives, cultural data, writing studies, academic discourse analysis, language learning technologies, applied linguistics, knowledge history, AI-assisted humanities research, digital publishing, and reading cultures.
The journal serves humanities scholars, linguists, literary researchers, digital humanists, computational researchers, and professionals interested in the interaction between computation and humanistic inquiry.
