Dialogism in the novel: A computational model of the dialogic nature of narration and quotations

How the Taiwanese Do China Studies: Applications of Text Mining

“…The above essays are representative of the three trends in the development of DH today: Firstly, to use of data and math-tools to prove existing theories. Such as who visualize six degrees of social network theory (see Muzny et al [2017]). Secondly, to give proof of empirical data academic arguments that can only remain in the concepts in the past, such as who proves the relationship between the "Confucianism, Daoism, Legalism" among Chinese classics (see Sturgeon [2017]).…”

“…This question could only be explained by the researchers' "intuition" before. Third, the invention of new technologies, such as who can achieve higher efficiency and draw on "dialogue", which focuses on technology (see Muzny et al [2017]). Therefore, with the development of DH research technology and interaction with the original humanities and communities.…”

“…Although there are different scale on how far can humanities phenomenon DH by data science method, Grimmer's viewpoint is still the maximum consensus. Recent researcher has included extending the use of databases and visual plug-ins to study classical Chinese books (see Sturgeon [2017]) or the social networks of a celebrity (see Finegold et al [2016]) and to capture article conversations onto novels (see Muzny et al [2017]). They are all admit the principle of "text as data" basically.…”

Closing The Cultural Distance: F. Herbert’s Literary Vision

“…The study of the text as the central unit of literary theory helped to understand the literary mechanism, which provides a powerful impact upon the reader. The tools of stylistic expressiveness, the framework of literary organization, individual stylistic choices of writers have long been the center of philological and linguistic attention (Boréus & Bergström, 2017;Muzny et al, 2017;Page et al, 2018).…”

Are Fictional Voices Distinguishable? Classifying Character Voices in Modern Drama

“…The concept of dialogism has been a notable focus in recent computational literary scholarship (Brooke et al, 2017;Hammond and Brooke, 2016;Muzny et al, 2017). As theorized by Russian literary critic Mikhail Bakhtin (2013), a dialogic novel is one in which characters present "a plurality of independent and unmerged voices and consciousnesses, a genuine polyphony of fully valid voices".…”