Papers submitted to the symposium will be evaluated based on the following main criteria!

Theoretical Framework and Originality: Does the study present a new perspective in terms of literary theory or digital methods Does it merely describe the use of a digital medium, or does it interrogate its literary impact?

Methodological Consistency: Have the methods of literary science been successfully harmonised with digital methods (text mining, network analysis, etc.)? Do the methods and techniques employed deepen the analysis and interpretation?

Contribution to Literary Science: Does the work offer a new insight into literary science, "digital literature", the aesthetic value of the text, or its literary quality?

Academic Language and Mastery of Literature: The extent to which the paper demonstrates a command of the relevant literature (both in literary studies and digital humanities).

Alignment with the Symposium Theme: The direct relevance of the paper to the primary axis of the symposium: Literary Science and "Digital Literature".