Language, Translation, and Technology

Chan Sin-wai and contributors explore the latest advancements in culture and language within the realm of techno-humanities. Featuring contributions from renowned scholars and emerging specialists across diverse regions, the book spans a wide range of disciplines, including archaeology, drama, education, fine arts, gender studies, history, language, language learning, literature, machine translation, medicine, and robotics. Each chapter showcases cutting-edge research findings that highlight the dynamic interplay between technology, culture, and language. The book offers insightful and inspiring perspectives in the application of technology to cultural and linguistic studies. By presenting innovative approaches and groundbreaking research, it provides a deeper understanding of how technology is transforming these fields and shaping new possibilities for exploration and development. An essential book for scholars and researchers in the humanities, digital humanities, technology, and computing as well as those interested to explore the intersection of technology, culture, and language