The presentation showcases first results of a project aimed at representing the editorial transformations of the Children's and Household Tales of the Grimm brothers and demonstrates the variety of changes on several selected fairy tales. It further proposes a first insight into a scalable framework to visualize the editorial changes.

In 2024 I coauthored a forthcoming book, The Routledge Guide to Digital Humanities and Canadian Literature. This book presented a number of insights and challegns relevant to anyone attempting to write about the history and practice digital huamnities for a non-specialist audience. In this paper I will present lessons learned.

This presentation employs computational stylistics to analyze Yi Sang and Yŏm Sang-sŏp's works from Korea's colonial period. Using a custom sensory classification model, it quantifies stylistic and aesthetic differences with a focus on the body, revealing broader affective politics through characters' physical and psychological responses, extending beyond conventional emotion analysis.

This paper examined the relationship between the social situation of war and war writings in the British Romantic period by reviewing the topic modeling results and examining the visualized changes in war topics in books published between 1740 and 1840.