TY - JOUR
T1 - Artfictions
T2 - A Dataset of Contemporary Spanish and Portuguese Novels on Artistic and Visual Creativity
AU - Castellano, Carlos Garrido
AU - O’Sullivan, James
AU - Almanza-Gálvez, Carla
AU - Camargo, Fernanda Barini
AU - Espindola, Flavia Pontes
AU - Vieira, Beatriz Dantas
N1 - Publisher Copyright:
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PY - 2025
Y1 - 2025
N2 - The Artfictions dataset documents 961 contemporary novels in Spanish and Portuguese that engage with artistic and visual creativity. Titles were identified through systematic bibliographic research conducted across 30 countries, drawing on library catalogues, publisher websites, and literary databases. The dataset includes metadata such as title, author, publisher, year, language, and country, as well as thematic descriptors. Stored in JSON format, the dataset enables comparative literary analysis, network studies of publishing and artistic production, and the creation of digital resources for research and teaching. The dataset is the result of an IRC Laureate Consolidator project seeking to understand how contemporary literature engages with creative capitalism beyond the Anglosphere.
AB - The Artfictions dataset documents 961 contemporary novels in Spanish and Portuguese that engage with artistic and visual creativity. Titles were identified through systematic bibliographic research conducted across 30 countries, drawing on library catalogues, publisher websites, and literary databases. The dataset includes metadata such as title, author, publisher, year, language, and country, as well as thematic descriptors. Stored in JSON format, the dataset enables comparative literary analysis, network studies of publishing and artistic production, and the creation of digital resources for research and teaching. The dataset is the result of an IRC Laureate Consolidator project seeking to understand how contemporary literature engages with creative capitalism beyond the Anglosphere.
KW - Latin American literature
KW - Portuguese literature
KW - Spanish literature
KW - artistic creativity
KW - bibliodiversity
KW - digital humanities
UR - https://www.scopus.com/pages/publications/105024105362
U2 - 10.5334/johd.385
DO - 10.5334/johd.385
M3 - Article
AN - SCOPUS:105024105362
SN - 2059-481X
VL - 11
SP - 1
EP - 2
JO - Journal of Open Humanities Data
JF - Journal of Open Humanities Data
ER -