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Digital Humanities and the Study of Rabbinic Literature

Michael Satlow, “Digital Humanities and Rabbinic Literature”

Marton Ribary, “Natural Language Processing of Rabbinic Texts: Contexts, Challenged, Opportunities”

Itay Marienberg-Milikowsky, “It Functions, and that’s (Almost) All: Another Look at ‘Tagging the Talmud’

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