Contemporary Studies on Digital Humanities

About the Series

Contemporary Studies on Digital Humanities, edited by Ali Tilbe, Yusuf Topaloğlu and Gökhan Dinar, is an international, peer-reviewed book series devoted to the study of human expression, knowledge and culture in an age when the tools of reading, writing, teaching and interpreting are increasingly computational. Published by Maurer Press (Frankfurt am Main) in cooperation with AYG Press İstanbul, the series brings together scholars from literary studies, linguistics, language education, translation studies, history, philosophy, cultural and media studies, the arts and the information sciences. It welcomes research on computational approaches to texts and cultures, digital archives and heritage, corpus-based inquiry, artificial intelligence in scholarship, teaching and creative practice, digital pedagogy and assessment, and the ethical and epistemological questions these developments raise. Approaching technology neither as a miracle nor as a threat, but as a new condition of humanistic work, the series seeks to build a plural and rigorous dialogue on the digital transformation of the humanities, with particular attention to research from Türkiye and its neighbouring academic communities alongside contributions from across the globe. It publishes monographs, edited volumes and thematic collections.

About the Editors

Ali Tilbe (Prof. Dr.), Professor of French Language Education and Head of Department at İstanbul University-Cerrahpaşa, Hasan Ali Yücel Faculty of Education. His research focuses on contemporary and Francophone literature, autofiction, sociocriticism and the teaching of French as a foreign language.

Yusuf Topaloğlu (Assoc. Prof. Dr.), Associate Professor of French Language Education at İstanbul University-Cerrahpaşa, Hasan Ali Yücel Faculty of Education. His research focuses on French linguistics and syntax, written production in French as a foreign language and artificial intelligence in language education.

Gökhan Dinar (Asst. Prof. Dr.), Assistant Professor of French Language Education at İstanbul University-Cerrahpaşa, Hasan Ali Yücel Faculty of Education, and the department’s Erasmus coordinator. His research focuses on postcolonial Francophone literature, sociocriticism, artificial intelligence in language education and translation studies.