About the Editors
Some argue that digital humanities has ushered in a paradigm shift within the field of humanities. Conversely, others view computers as mere tools for humanities research. Our journal aims to serve as a platform for both perspectives. In 2017, we launched this journal to provide a space for publishing the outcomes of computer-assisted humanities research primarily conducted in Hungary. Additionally, we take on the responsibility of reviewing digital data resources, services, and relevant theoretical literature. Simultaneously, we aim to disseminate information about news and events related to digital humanities. Furthermore, we seek to facilitate dialogue among institutions, research centres, and scholars.
Introduction of the editorial board
Zsolt Almási
Research fields: digital cultural databases, computer assisted text analysis, English Renaissance culture and literature with a special focus on Shakespeare, Shakespeare in the Hungarian theatre, book history
Affiliation: Pázmány Péter Catholic University (web)
Mail: almasi.zsolt[at]btk.ppke.hu
MTMT
Twitter: @zsalmasi
Margit Kiss
Research fields: corpus analysis, digital lexicography, historical lexicology
Affiliation: HAS RCH Institute for Literary Studies (web)
Mail:kiss.margit[at]btk.mta.hu
MTMT, LinkedIn
Károly Kokas
Research fields: library informatics, digital humanities, Hungarian cultural history of the XIX. century, old and rare books and library history
Affiliation: SZTE Klebelsberg Library, Szeged (web)
Mail: kokas[at]ek.szte.hu
Neumann János Számítógép-tudományi Társaság
MTMT, ORCID
Szilvia Maróthy
Research fields: Renaissance and Baroque literature, digital philology, digital preservation
Affiliation: independent researcher
Mail: mthy.szilvi[at]gmail.com
LinkedIn, MTMT, Academia.edu, GitHub
Attila Mártonfi
Research fields: Hungarian linguistics, morphology, (monolingual) dictionaries, orthography, author dictionaries
Affiliation: freelancer as a researcher (formerly: HAS Research Institute for Linguistics; currently: software engineer for a for-profit company, member of HAS Standing Committee on Hungarian Language and the interdepartmental Committee on Geographical Names)
Mail: martonfi[at]gmail.com
MTMT, LinkedIn, Academia.edu, ORCID
Andrea Parádi
Research fields: digital textual scholarship, textual criticism of manuscripts of Dezső Kosztolányi
Affiliation: Petőfi Literary Museum (web)
Mail: paradiandrea[at]gmail.com
MTMT, LinkedIn
Róbert Péter
Research fields: bibliographic data analysis, text and data mining, distant reading; 17th-18th-century history of ideas, religious and press history; Anglo-Hungarian relations, Freemasonry
Affiliation: University of Szeged (web)
Mail: robert.peter[at]ieas-szeged.hu
Academia.edu, Researchgate, Linkedin, MTMT
