Humanitarian Research and the Digital Environment : Humanitarian research and the digital environment : theory and practice), collected by a team of authors, is a unique and relevant contribution to modern humanities, which actively integrates digital technologies into research activities. This book is a true guide to a world where traditional humanities face the challenges and opportunities of the digital age, opening new horizons for scientists, teachers, students and practitioners interested in humanities research in the context of digital transformation. The main idea of the book is to show how modern digital tools and platforms are changing approaches to the collection, analysis and interpretation of humanitarian data. It addresses topics such as the use of big data, digital archiving, virtual labs, online research, and ethical aspects of working in a digital environment. The authors analyze in detail how new technologies help humanitarians to better understand cultural heritage, social processes, historical events and language features, making research more accurate, large-scale and accessible. The book also raises questions about the preservation of authenticity and confidentiality of data, the role of artificial intelligence and machine learning in the humanities, as well as the need to form new methods and standards in the era of digitalization. This book is intended for a wide audience - from students and young scientists just beginning their journey in humanities studies, to experienced researchers and teachers looking for new approaches and ideas. It will be especially interesting for those who are engaged in history, cultural studies, linguistics, ethnography and sociology, as well as specialists working in the field of digital technologies and information systems. For the reader interested in modern trends in the humanities, “Humanitarian Studies and the Digital Environment” will open new perspectives and inspire the introduction of innovative methods in their own practice. The peculiarity of this publication is its interdisciplinary approach, combining theoretical foundations and practical cases. The authors, who have extensive experience in the field of humanitarian studies and digital technologies, share real examples of successful projects, describe challenges and solutions, and give recommendations on the introduction of digital tools in academic and practical activities. The style of presentation combines scientific rigor with accessibility, which makes the book understandable and interesting both for specialists and for a wide audience interested in modern trends in the humanities. A special place in the book is occupied by the analysis of the ethical aspects of working with digital data, which is especially important in an era when the boundaries between personal and public information are erased. The authors emphasize the need for new standards and rules to ensure that humanitarian research remains responsible and respectful towards participants and subjects of study. If you are looking for a book that will help you understand how the digital environment is changing the landscape of the humanities, and want to learn about the latest trends and practical tools, “Humanitarian Studies and the Digital Environment: Science and Practice” will become an indispensable source of knowledge for you. This book is not only an overview of modern technologies, but also an inspiration for those who seek to make humanities research more accessible, scalable and meaningful in the digital age. Reading it will open new horizons for your professional development and broaden your understanding of how technology can serve humanitarian purposes, helping to preserve cultural heritage and deepen knowledge about human society.