About this conference
This international conference brings together linguists, cultural researchers, digital humanities scholars, and computational social scientists to explore the intersection of language, culture, and digital methodologies. The conference program covers theoretical and applied linguistics including phonetics, syntax, semantics, pragmatics, sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics, and historical linguistics. In the domain of cultural studies, the conference addresses cultural heritage, cultural identity, cultural transmission, cross-cultural communication, literary studies, and comparative cultural analysis. A significant focus of this conference is digital humanities encompassing computational linguistics, natural language processing, text mining, digital archiving, digital preservation, cultural analytics, and data visualization in humanities research. The conference also explores the use of digital tools for studying cultural evolution, language change, social media discourse, and digital cultural production. Through paper presentations, project demonstrations, and collaborative workshops, this conference aims to advance methodological innovation in the humanities and social sciences while promoting interdisciplinary collaboration between traditional scholars and computational researchers in the study of human language and culture.