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Among the challenges in organizing ethnoknowledge is adhering to the theoretical methodological principle of literary warrant. This paper seeks to build a terminological tool that meets both the principle of literary warrant and the decolonial...
Designers and maintainers of library catalogues are facing fresh challenges representing bibliographic relationships, due both to changes in cataloguing standards and to a broader information environment that has grown increasingly diverse,...
Intangible cultural heritage is an important part of China’s excellent traditional culture, and its inheritance and development are attached to a specific time and space. From the digital humanities perspective, the visualization of intangible...