Relaying from @rebsim:

Julia Neugarten, recipient of the 2024 SIG-DLS stipend, shares her experience at the recent Conference of Computational Literary Studies (Krakow, July 3-4, 2025), #CCLS2025

You can read her post here: https://dls.hypotheses.org/2046

While just last week we were gathered in beautiful Kraków for #CCLS2025, discussing the latest in Computational Literary Studies, next week we meet again, this time at the #DH2025 conference in sunny Lisbon!

Last week @forTEXT lab members @EvelynGius and @JulianHaeussler, as well as fortext lab alum @SvenjaGuhr, spend two intense and insightful days at #CCLS2025 in beautiful Krakow, Poland. Looking forward to the future of #CLS! @jcls

Guided city tour through Krakow. #CCLS2025 #AfterParty

Not had enough of #CCLS2025 yet? Next year is already our fifth anniversary! Get excited for #CCLS2026 in Potsdam! @dhpotsdam.bsky.social
#ComputationalLiteraryStudies #CLS #DH #LiteraryComputing

Many thanks to the programme committee and organizers for a fatastic #CCLS2025!

#DigitalHumanities #CLS #LLM @jcls @CLSinfra

The last session has ended. We hope you enjoyed discussing #ComputationalLiteraryStudies with us, whether online or on-site, at Jagiellonian University in Kraków.
A big thank you to the local organizers, the JCLS reviewers, and all the volunteers who helped make #CCLS2025 a success!

It's already the last talk of #CCLS2025

Yuri Bizzoni, Pascale Feldkamp, Kristoffer L. Nielbo: Encoding Imagism? Measuring Literary Imageability, Visuality and Concreteness via Multimodal Word Embeddings (https://doi.org/10.26083/tuprints-00030154)
#Measuring #LiteraryImageability #WordEmbeddings

Next talk at #CCLS2025 is by Allison Keith, Antonio Rojas Castro, Hanno Ehrlicher, Kerstin Jung, @sebastianpado: A Computational Analysis of Character Archetypes in the Works of Calderón de la Barca (https://doi.org/10.26083/tuprints-00030153)
#Characters #Drama #Calderón

The last session of #CCLS2025 is about to start with a talk by @dudarjulia (now Julia Havrylash, congrats! ) and @christof: Exploring Measures of Distinctiveness. An Evaluation Using Synthetic Texts (https://doi.org/10.26083/tuprints-00030152)
#Distinctiveness #SyntheticTexts #Evaluation

The third talk is by @andrewpiper: Towards a Moral History of the Novel Using Large Language Models (https://doi.org/10.26083/tuprints-00030151)
#CCLS2025 #Moral #LLMs

The second talk is by Noa Visser Solissa, Andreas van Cranenburgh and @fpianz.bsky.social: Event Detection between Literary Studies and NLP. A Survey, a Narratological Reflection, and a Case Study (https://doi.org/10.26083/tuprints-00030150)
#CCLS2025 #EventDetection #Narratology #ComputationalNarratology

The first talk of Day 2 of #CCLS2025 is by Katrin Rohrbacher: Opening Worlds: Narrative Beginnings and the Role of Setting (https://doi.org/10.26083/tuprints-00030149)
#Space #NovelOpenings #Narrative

The 2nd day of #CCLS2025 has started.
Today, we have another round of 6 exciting talks on #ComputationalLiteraryStudies:

Final talk for today at #CCLS2025:
Maciej Eder giving the #keynote on "Text Analysis Made Simple (Kind of), or Ten Years of Stylo"

He underlines the necessity of having a good infrastructure to make research in computational literary studies possible.
Thanks go out to @CLSinfra.

The last talk of our first #CCLS2025 conference day is by @nmhouston: #Rhymefindr: An Historical Poetics Method for Identifying Rhymes in Nineteenth-Century English Poetry (https://doi.org/10.26083/tuprints-00030148)

Stay tuned for our keynote by Maciej Eder on 10 years of Stylo at 5pm (CEST)

The 4th session of #CCLS2025 just started and we're excited to hear the talk by Rongqian Ma, Keli Du, Yiwen Zheng: Verse within Prose. Annotating and Classifying Narrative Functions of Embedded Poems in Chinese Qing (1644–1912) Vernacular Fiction (https://doi.org/10.26083/tuprints-00030147)

The last talk of our first afternoon session is by Eva Eglāja-Kristsone, Anda Baklāne, Valdis Saulespurēns: Urban Transportation in the Latvian Early Novels or "Why do you use a 19th-century horse-drawn cab when you have a 20th-century taxi?" (https://doi.org/10.26083/tuprints-00030146)
#CCLS2025 #HybridSetting

Next talk is by @SvenjaGuhr, J. Monaco, Alex Sherman, Matt Warner, and M. Algee-Hewitt: Making BERT Feel at Home. Modelling Domestic Space in 19th-Century British and Irish Fiction. (https://doi.org/10.26083/tuprints-00030145)
#CCLS2025

After enjoying a great Polish lunch, for which we thank our hosts in Krakow, we will now begin the second half of the first day of #CCLS2025.