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“…The positioning of this paper relative to the context, initiatives, and aspirations of digital humanities merits further comment. The recent review ( 46 ) identified some of its methods and themes, developed in the context of comparative mythology and traditional epic narrative cycles in particular ( 8 ), as one of four focal points in the extraction and analysis of character networks (the remaining three foci being literary analysis, video narratives, and computer science methods aimed at data extraction). Here we go beyond such character network considerations by introducing two elements to quantitative narratology, namely, the questions of cognitive limits and the interplay between story time and discourse time ( 10 ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The positioning of this paper relative to the context, initiatives, and aspirations of digital humanities merits further comment. The recent review ( 46 ) identified some of its methods and themes, developed in the context of comparative mythology and traditional epic narrative cycles in particular ( 8 ), as one of four focal points in the extraction and analysis of character networks (the remaining three foci being literary analysis, video narratives, and computer science methods aimed at data extraction). Here we go beyond such character network considerations by introducing two elements to quantitative narratology, namely, the questions of cognitive limits and the interplay between story time and discourse time ( 10 ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Storytelling is an ancient art form which plays an important mechanism in social bonding ( 6 8 ). It is recognized that the social worlds created in narratives often adhere to a principle of minimal difference whereby social relationships reflect those in real life—even if set in a fantastical or improbable world ( 9 ).…”
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“…In particular, quantitative investigations of epic narratives can advance our understanding of the past. A plethora of quantitative approaches and suggestions to investigate societal and cultural aspects of the past are contained in the compendium [ 1 ]. Here, we apply and develop one such method to a long-standing debate about the Viking Age in Ireland.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%