Proceedings of DHandNLP2020: Digital
Humanities and Natural Language Processing
             Évora, Portugal

                  Renata Vieira
     PUCRS and Evora University, Brasil/Portugal

                  Maria José Finatto
                   UFRGS, Brasil

                  Saturnino Luz
          The University of Edinburgh, UK

                      Senja Pollak
            Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia

                       (editors)



                     2 March 2020
Preface
This proceedings brings together works presented at the Digital Humanities
and Natural Language Processing Workshop that took place in Évora on the
2nd of March 2020, along with the International Conference on the Com-
putational Processing of Portuguese, PROPOR 2020. Our workshop had an
enthusiastic audience, with a good variety of themes discussed along the day.
The papers covered areas such as literature, linguistics, history, law, twitter
analysis in relation to elections, and detection of fake news. All these top-
ics have been studied with the help of natural language processing models
and tools. Each paper was reviewed by three collaborators from our inter-
national programme committee, composed by reviewers from nine di↵erent
countries. The proceedings is organised in three sections, Full Papers (de-
scribing complete studies), Short Papers (discussing ongoing research) and
Extended Abstracts (presenting initial projects).


April 2020                         R. Vieira, M. J. Finatto, S. Pollak, S. Luz
Organizing Committee
Maria José Finatto (UFRGS, Brasil)
Renata Vieira (PUCRS/Evora University, Brasil/Portugal, contact person
renata.vieira@gmail.com)
Saturnino Luz (Edinburgh University, UK)
Senja Pollak (Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia)


Programme Committee
Aline Vanin (UFSCPA, Brasil)
Alváro Iriarte (Minho University, Portugal)
Ana Zwitter Vitez (University of Primorska, Slovenia)
Andreas Spitz (EPFL, Switzerland)
Antoine Doucet (Université de la Rochelle, France)
António Branco (Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal)
Cassia Trojahn (IRIT, France)
Claudia Freitas (PUC-RJ, Brasil)
Denise Nauderer Hogetop (APERS, Brasil)
Diana Santos (Linguateca & Oslo University, Norway)
Fernanda Olival (Evora University, Portugal)
Idalete Dias (Minho University, Portugal)
Katja Mihurko Poniž (University of Nova Gorica, Slovenia)
Ligeia Lugli (SOAS University of London, UK)
Maria Filomena Gonçalves (Evora University, Portugal)
Matthew Purver (Queen Mary University of London, UK)
Michael Mathioudakis (University of Helsinki, Finland)
Paulo Quaresma (Evora University, Portugal)
Sandro Rigo (Unisinos, Brasil)
Shane Sheehan (Edinburgh University, UK)




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