Digital Humanities and Religions in Asia: An Introduction

Acknowledgments
Contents
The Digital Humanities and the History of Religion in Asia: An Introduction
Temples
BulgyoLoc, a Geographical Approach to Korean Buddhism: From the Three Kingdoms Period to Current Koreas through Korean Buddhist Temples
Rock-Carved Buddhist Images on Mt. P’algong: An Exploration of the Utility of GIS Analysis in Art Historical Research
Manuscripts
DREAMSEA Digital Repository of Endangered and Affected Manuscripts in Southeast Asia. A Multiple Religious and Cultural Digitization Experience
Getting Ready for the CV Revolution
The (Hyper)Text of the Hebrew Bible / Old Testament: Digital and Online Environments — Their Impact on Considerations on the Text, Its Reconstruction, and Its History
Digital Orientalism? Philology, Digital Methodologies, and Reflections on the Study of Primary Sources to North Indian Religions
Texts
Peter Flügel The Jaina Prosopography Database: A New Tool for the Humanities
Daoist Immortals as a Poetic Image in the Tang Dynasty: A Corpus Study
Missiology in the Digital Age: Challenges and Opportunities for the Study of Pre-Modern Christianity in Japan
Social Media
Gonojagoron Monchos of the 2013 Shahbag Protests in Bangladesh: “Religions” and Digital Media
On Kami and Avatars: Social Media Literacy and Academics as Public Intellectuals
Consuming Shinto, Feeding the Algorithm: Exploring the Impact of Social Media Software on Global Religious Aesthetic Formations
Conclusion: Surprising Effects of the Digital Turn
Subject index