Wikipedia, Wikidata, and World Literature

This special issue on “Wikipedia, Wikidata, and World Literature” revolves around encyclopedic data and interlinked facts that can provide novel sources and tools for studying the reception of world literature.

Articles

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Italian Nostalgia: National and Global Identities of the Italian Novel

• Anna Sofia Lippolis

• 11 May 2023
• Wikipedia, Wikidata, and World Literature

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The Wikipedia Republic of Literary Characters

• Paula Wojcik,
• Bastian Bunzeck
• and Sina Zarrieß

• 11 May 2023
• Wikipedia, Wikidata, and World Literature

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An Ever-Expanding World Literary Genre: Defining Magic Realism on Wikipedia

• Matylda Figlerowicz
• and Lucas Mertehikian

• 11 May 2023
• Wikipedia, Wikidata, and World Literature

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Escritor / Qillqaq: The Representation of Peruvian Literature in the Spanish and Quechua Wikipedias

• Daniel Carrillo-Jara

• 11 May 2023
• Wikipedia, Wikidata, and World Literature

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Quantifying the Gap: The Gender Gap in French Writers’ Wikidata

• Melanie Conroy

• 11 May 2023
• Wikipedia, Wikidata, and World Literature

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Preface: World Literature in an Expanding Digital Space

• Frank Fischer,
• Jacob Blakesley,
• Paula Wojcik
• and Robert Jäschke

• 11 May 2023
• Wikipedia, Wikidata, and World Literature