Canonicity and Prestige
Canonicity and Prestige
Survey of Methods in Computational Literary Studies
Front Matter
General Introduction
Introductions to the research steps
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Introduction to Corpus Building
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Introduction to Preprocessing and Annotation
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Introduction to Data Analysis
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Introduction to Evaluation
Authorship attribution
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What is Authorship Attribution?
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Corpus Building for Authorship Attribution
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Annotation for Authorship Attribution
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Analysis in Authorship Attribution
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Evaluation in Authorship Attribution
Genre Analysis
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What is Genre Analysis?
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Corpus Building for Genre Analysis
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Annotation for Genre Analysis
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Data Analysis for Genre
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Evaluation in Genre Analysis
Literary History
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What is Literary History?
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Corpus Building for Literary History
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Annotation for Literary History
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Analysis in Literary History
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Evaluation in Literary History
Gender Analysis
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What is Gender Analysis?
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Corpus Building for Gender Analysis
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Annotation for Gender Analysis
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Analysis for Gender
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Evaluation for Gender Analysis
Canonicity and Prestige
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What is Canonicity?
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Corpus Building for Canonicity
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Annotation for Canonicity
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Analysis of Canonicity
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Evaluation for Canonicity
Post-Scriptum
References
This part of the survey is devoted to issues of canonicity and prestige.
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Evaluation for Gender Analysis
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What is Canonicity?