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trigram	frequency
the digital humanities	2164
as well as	1237
in order to	1040
in the digital	1025
of digital humanities	1015
in the humanities	749
one of the	735
of the digital	694
the use of	667
in digital humanities	615
the university of	558
part of the	551
in terms of	546
proceedings of the	518
based on the	454
international journal of	451
the development of	449
such as the	380
a number of	376
the number of	372
some of the	361
digital humanities and	353
the history of	336
the case of	333
the context of	328
for digital humanities	323
there is a	318
the fact that	317
to digital humanities	307
of the project	302
at the university	298
a set of	298
digital humanities in	287
and the digital	285
the field of	281
on the other	280
and digital humanities	266
due to the	265
in the case	261
as part of	260
that can be	259
journal of digital	258
at the same	257
the importance of	254
according to the	254
in proceedings of	253
in the context	250
there is no	248
the process of	245
in the field	245
org licenses by	242
the role of	242
well as the	242
a variety of	242
analysis of the	242
the digital age	240
retrieved from http	238
the same time	237
can be used	237
be able to	235
in which the	234
of the human	229
it is not	229
the study of	228
digital human models	228
of the text	228
the results of	225
of the data	223
of minnesota press	222
in addition to	222
journal of the	221
of the humanities	218
of the th	218
related to the	217
the other hand	217
international conference on	216
as a result	215
university of minnesota	214
the creation of	213
in other words	213
literary and linguistic	211
this is a	208
the end of	207
the form of	207
and linguistic computing	207
the basis of	204
need to be	202
in this paper	202
it is a	201
the humanities and	201
of the most	200
be used to	199
a series of	199
debates in the	199
with respect to	197
for the humanities	197
arts and humanities	197
companion to digital	196
the value of	190
understanding of the	189
of the world	186
in relation to	186
c o re	185
c am b	185
d g e	184
on the basis	184
the work of	183
h tt p	183
tt p s	183
to be a	183
managementinternational journal of	183
am b ri	183
ri d g	183
b ri d	183
the future of	178
is based on	178
science and technology	177
use of the	175
in the same	175
the analysis of	175
as shown in	172
digital human model	172
the need for	169
digital human modeling	168
university of chicago	168
the nature of	167
alert research feed	166
save alert research	166
history of the	165
part of a	165
shown in figure	164
digital humanities projects	163
that it is	163
humanities in the	163
a range of	161
in the form	160
it can be	160
we need to	159
and the humanities	159
for the digital	159
to create a	156
in this case	156
ways in which	154
focus on the	154
and social sciences	154
digital humanities is	154
scholarship in the	152
because of the	152
needs to be	151
digital humanities quarterly	151
the application of	151
the impact of	150
access to the	150
digital humanities as	150
the concept of	150
the lack of	149
humanities and the	148
in the first	148
national library of	147
on the one	146
creative commons attribution	146
natural language processing	145
and in the	145
end of the	144
point of view	144
of chicago press	143
the relationship between	143
a digital humanities	142
of the book	142
the one hand	142
most of the	142
it is important	141
which can be	141
it is the	141
the ability to	140
many of the	140
wide range of	140
nature of the	140
in the s	139
del sacro cuore	138
cattolica del sacro	138
of the research	137
the age of	134
a lot of	134
is important to	134
digital humanities research	134
can be found	134
greta franzini circse	133
of the work	133
in the future	133
the idea of	133
would like to	133
w w w	132
state of the	132
the question of	132
that there is	131
research in the	131
is one of	131
in the following	130
terms of the	130
library and information	129
results of the	129
on the web	129
and it is	129
to the digital	128
have to be	128
model of the	127
cambridge university press	127
the level of	127
information about the	127
university of california	127
retrieved from https	127
of the first	126
version of the	126
org dhq vol	126
it is possible	126
in a digital	126
the purpose of	125
this is the	125
development of the	124
of the same	124
the quality of	124
the arts and	123
for computational linguistics	123
er m s	123
t er m	123
is not a	123
o re t	122
re t er	122
can be seen	122
o rg c	122
rg c o	122
association for computational	122
can also be	121
of humanities and	121
all of the	121
based on a	121
f e f	121
this is an	120
digital scholarship in	120
a wide range	120
by means of	120
of the web	120
f f e	119
the united states	119
e e e	119
the need to	119
a companion to	118
aspects of the	118
humanities and social	117
data in the	117
e f f	117
in this way	117
at the time	117
be found in	116
in the world	115
in this article	115
studies le champ	115
the content of	115
in debates in	115
oxford university press	115
is an open	115
members of the	115
the majority of	114
of the original	114
of a digital	114
digital studies le	113
of cultural heritage	113
with regard to	113
of digital scholarship	113
the beginning of	112
available at http	112
the possibility of	112
included in the	111
of big data	111
it is also	111
depending on the	111
at the end	110
this kind of	110
structure of the	110
to understand the	110
the journal of	109
study of the	109
the emergence of	109
as a whole	108
the result of	108
out of the	108
t h e	107
text encoding initiative	106
seems to be	106
the structure of	106
the scope of	105
it should be	105
in the process	105
in this study	105
the human body	104
each of the	104
the social sciences	104
allows us to	103
in the age	103
context of the	103
of the field	103
the goal of	103
and so on	102
to be able	102
is used to	102
a way that	102
to provide a	102
used in the	102
a case study	102
of the association	101
has to be	101
the design of	101
this is not	101
the course of	101
is part of	101
of digital editions	100
a result of	100
as it is	100
an example of	100
the notion of	100
parts of the	99
an overview of	99
it would be	99
presented at the	98
is possible to	98
the association for	98
use of digital	98
org core terms	97
a list of	97
representation of the	97
description of the	97
the needs of	96
the ways in	96
the creative commons	96
human factors and	96
of the american	96
university of victoria	96
to use the	95
the most important	95
in the past	95
of the dhm	95
world wide web	95
development of a	94
f f f	94
com latineloquamur latineloquamur	93
mmbagqe hprisqhtbszxaww a	93
quote rend inline	93
origin inward txgid	93
in the last	93
com record display	93
is not the	93
inward txgid mmbagqe	93
the construction of	93
txgid mmbagqe hprisqhtbszxaww	93
digital humanities are	93
a way to	92
that they are	92
the problem of	92
in a way	91
and information science	91
we do not	91
university of michigan	90
a form of	90
the th percentile	90
a collection of	90
and john unsworth	90
to develop a	89
the help of	89
a lack of	89
this means that	89
the national library	89
the aim of	89
factors and ergonomics	89
the influence of	88
it has been	88
the potential of	88
with the help	88
the type of	88
the british library	88
to make the	88
side of the	88
is necessary to	87
of digital human	87
figure figure figure	87
case of the	87
a kind of	86
the production of	86
to be the	86
to ensure that	86
the performance of	86
to focus on	86
in recent years	85
our understanding of	85
is that the	85
to work with	85
in some cases	85
involved in the	85
in the development	85
between the two	85
the time of	85
overview of the	84
and of the	84
of the university	84
of the creative	84
digital humanities to	84
the definition of	84
of the new	84
h e c	84
way in which	83
the meaning of	83
in a new	83
digital humanities community	83
as in the	83
this type of	83
hprisqhtbszxaww a http	83
that could be	82
of digital resources	82
but it is	82
fact that the	82
respect to the	81
be seen as	81
f e e	81
refers to the	81
view of the	81
the digital human	81
large number of	80
that there are	80
what are the	80
that have been	80
of all the	80
to evaluate the	80
digital human modelling	79
that has been	79
in the early	79
the effect of	79
the evolution of	79
position of the	79
we want to	78
new forms of	78
available in the	78
org web http	78
are used to	78
the opportunity to	78
field of digital	78
be used for	78
found in the	78
the world wide	78
the state of	78
the complexity of	78
the amount of	78
information science and	78
s o f	78
content of the	78
delle digital humanities	78
back to the	77
focused on the	77
they can be	77
more and more	77
to explore the	77
in the second	77
of this paper	77
under the terms	77
along with the	77
the same way	77
linked open data	77
the point of	76
the presence of	76
in the data	76
provided by the	76
of digital tools	76
the kind of	76
th international conference	76
systemsinternational journal of	75
engineeringinternational journal of	75
at the beginning	75
they are not	75
it is necessary	75
in the arts	75
humanities and arts	75
of this article	75
of higher education	74
a part of	74
to deal with	74
can be considered	74
in the sense	74
should not be	74
an introduction to	74
in the text	74
this special issue	74
the rest of	74
to identify the	74
for the study	74
the practice of	74
e f e	74
it comes to	74
to improve the	73
of the main	73
may not be	73
distributed under the	73
the rise of	73
the terms of	73
computers and the	73
serve as a	73
that of the	73
of social media	73
to do with	73
is that it	73
figure shows the	73
value of the	73
d e f	73
as an example	73
in such a	73
a digital human	73
the text encoding	72
the name of	72
the th century	72
used for the	72
as opposed to	72
reviews in digital	72
large project planning	72
and on the	72
and to the	72
and managementinternational journal	72
that the digital	72
are based on	71
they do not	71
e e f	71
to the humanities	71
as much as	71
note that the	71
it possible to	71
a t h	71
version of record	71
a combination of	71
the availability of	71
future of the	71
much of the	71
b d e	71
part of this	71
beginning of the	70
so that the	70
the idea that	70
a matter of	70
and use of	70
of the two	70
allow us to	70
in accordance with	70
an open access	70
quality of the	70
is also a	70
that we have	70
of a text	70
of data and	69
it does not	69
and cultural heritage	69
of the dh	69
liber dh dch	69
paper presented at	69
of the internet	69
r a t	69
different types of	69
of the past	69
use case survey	69
the way in	69
in the library	69
cit quote rend	69
when it comes	69
work in the	69
of the international	69
digital cultural heritage	69
the data and	68
size of the	68
in line with	68
last accessed on	68
changes in the	68
f b d	68
role in the	68
discussion of the	68
journal of humanities	68
do not have	68
digital humanities at	68
o n a	68
of the three	68
the range of	68
the potential to	67
the semantic web	67
basis of the	67
humanities as a	67
to be used	67
addition to the	67
in the dh	67
in contrast to	67
more or less	67
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and arts computing	67
the identification of	67
modern language association	67
digital humanities art	67
to do so	66
whether or not	66
f d f	66
philosophy of science	66
be applied to	66
of narrative levels	66
the position of	66
new companion to	66
d o i	66
digital humanities has	66
of their own	66
of humanities computing	66
sciences and humanities	65
of a new	65
in the original	65
in the new	65
theory and practice	65
the publication of	65
but also the	65
in the united	65
of science and	65
i n g	65
in a global	65
e c o	65
of information and	65
refer to the	65
of the content	65
o w n	65
project planning and	65
the distribution of	65
in this context	65
terms and conditions	65
digital tools and	65
relation to the	65
i o n	64
d o w	64
for the first	64
a way of	64
digital humanities for	64
make use of	64
of this project	64
digital humanities centers	64
tools and methods	64
in the next	64
there are many	64
are able to	64
a study of	64
we have to	64
digital scholarly editing	64
present in the	63
e c am	63
so as to	63
that are not	63
social sciences and	63
f u se	63
humanities and digital	63
one or more	63
n a p	63
technologyinternational journal of	63
eg ie m	63
and the future	63
the land tax	63
w n lo	63
org core https	63
of the conference	63
o f u	63
as a means	63
the focus of	63
lo ad ed	63
funded by the	63
issues in large	63
the way that	63
n lo ad	63
l c l	63
digital scholarly editions	63
g e c	63
a p r	63
in the classroom	63
n u n	63
last accessed july	63
in large project	62
the sense of	62
each of these	62
planning and management	62
as a way	62
around the world	62
drones and surveillance	62
er si ty	62
quote ptr target	62
to assess the	62
of michigan press	62
uk web archive	62
more than one	62
p r a	62
for this reason	62
work on the	62
iv er si	62
d f b	62
is shown in	62
of the system	62
attention to the	61
f ro m	61
s u b	61
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n eg ie	61
in this respect	61
article distributed under	61
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ar n eg	61
lo n u	61
t h tt	61
b je ct	61
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m s o	61
supported by the	61
half of the	61
je ct t	61
digital humanities start	61
o t h	61
le a t	61
ad ed f	61
had to be	61
u b je	61
ed f ro	61
ila b le	61
the language of	61
lynne siemens issues	61
u n iv	61
a va ila	61
el lo n	61
siemens issues in	61
m el lo	61
c c c	61
in which we	61
to have a	61
access article distributed	61
c ar n	61
va ila b	61
this paper is	61
t o t	61
ie m el	61
has not been	61
ro m h	61
m h tt	61
ct t o	61
b le a	61
in which they	61
to engage with	61
in the corpus	61
rather than the	61
with digital humanities	61
n iv er	61
in the history	60
because it is	60
to the original	60
within the digital	60
a digital edition	60
to be more	60
c l c	60
were able to	60
working in the	60
it will be	60
the manufacturing cell	60
in ways that	60
knowledge of the	60
is to be	60
an analysis of	60
the spatial humanities	60
of the term	60
f d e	60
of the body	59
to each other	59
similar to the	59
the combination of	59
to think about	59
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digital humanities conference	59
e f d	59
a model for	59
result of the	59
the center of	59
a cura di	59
the evaluation of	59
the issue of	59
as one of	59
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for the project	59
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the dh community	58
digital literary studies	58
of the future	58
the challenges of	58
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digital humanities project	58
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the difference between	58
i want to	58
this article is	58
the experience of	58
pdf save alert	58
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of early modern	57
relationship between the	57
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scholarly digital editions	57
of the social	57
available at https	57
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open access article	57
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a new companion	57
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approach to the	57
library of humanities	57
a focus on	57
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historical social research	57
in the way	57
jun fu zhou	57
e e c	57
pdf hss report	56
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in the study	56
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org pdf hss	56
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how can we	56
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systemic functional grammatics	56
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in computer science	55
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an understanding of	55
gold and lauren	55
in the research	55
of the user	55
harvard university press	55
to the same	55
surveillance cultures in	55
at the digital	55
the project team	55
of new media	55
sense of the	55
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journal of computational	55
that this is	55
viable tool of	55
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ss gac keytype	54
the world of	54
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data from the	54
n ss gac	54
ijkey qfon r	54
r n ss	54
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cgi reprint fqw	54
research and teaching	54
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journal of documentation	53
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of view of	53
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of the journal	53
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that digital humanities	53
digital human simulation	53
the subject of	53
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the s and	53
in the uk	53
a framework for	53
wide variety of	53
information on the	53
the original narrative	53
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the humanities in	53
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dh dch working	52
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annotation guideline no	52
journal of industrial	52
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digital humanities organizations	52
dch working group	52
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the core of	50
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c c e	50
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the early modern	50
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communities of practice	50
the introduction of	50
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a creative commons	50
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or at least	50
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ptr target bush	49
the set of	49
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library of congress	49
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via free access	49
of the texts	49
of the word	49
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extent to which	49
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doc en html	49
the choice of	49
the area of	49
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the implementation of	49
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university of illinois	49
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published in the	48
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chronicle of higher	48
content uploads module	48
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