Artificial Humanities lab's year in review: papers in 2026, books in 2027
begusgasper · x · 2026-11-16
Nina Begus's Artificial Humanities lab reflects on a paper-heavy 2026: publications across Modern Fiction Studies, LA Review of Books, Venice Biennale artworks, an MLA framework on AI and humanities, a new Artificial Humanities book series and Observatory Deckard, MIT Press book under review, and 5 translation offers from Korean presses — with 2027 declared the "Year of the Books."
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