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Comparative literature and the digital humanities: disciplinary issues and theoretical construction

Q. Li

This intriguing paper by Quan Li delves into the intersection of comparative literature and the digital humanities, uncovering how shared histories and methodologies can foster new insights. By comparing their trajectories, the research offers valuable lessons and highlights potential solutions for the challenges faced in the digital humanities. Don't miss this exploration of interdisciplinary connections!... show more

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Abstract

Comparative literature and the digital humanities are compound, interdisciplinary disciplines that share similarities in their histories, structures, ideals, and prospects. By examining the development of comparative literature as it became a discipline, the paper offers a comparative reflection on existing and potential problems, along with feasible countermeasures for the theoretical construction of comparative literature and digital humanities across four areas: scope, institution, methodology, and mission. Lessons from comparative literature can guide the digital humanities toward rapid and solid development.

Publisher

Humanities and Social Sciences Communications

Published On

Dec 06, 2022

Authors

Quan Li

DOI

https://doi.org/10.1057/s41599-022-01438-4

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