Function Word Adjacency Networks and Early Modern Plays
The New Oxford Shakespeare's case for Marlowe's coauthorship of the Henry VI plays rests on two different types of computational stylistics. Work undertaken with the newest method, based on an analysis of Word Adjacency Networks (WANs) by Segarra et al. was, according to Gary Taylor, the r...
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Published in | ANQ (Lexington, Ky.) Vol. 33; no. 2-3; pp. 204 - 213 |
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Abstract | The New Oxford Shakespeare's case for Marlowe's coauthorship of the Henry VI plays rests on two different types of computational stylistics. Work undertaken with the newest method, based on an analysis of Word Adjacency Networks (WANs) by Segarra et al. was, according to Gary Taylor, the research which "convinced" the editorial board of the attribution. "No matter how it does what it does," say the proponents of Word Adjacency Networks, "an authorship attribution method deserves scholarly attention if it can be objectively shown to be a good predictor of who wrote what for cases where we already know who wrote what." The decision to analyze function words rather than lexical words supposedly removes the risk that plays will appear similar due to similarities of subject matter rather than style. Lexical word tests are known to be influenced by genre, with historical plays, for example, tending to use similar words. |
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AbstractList | The New Oxford Shakespeare's case for Marlowe's coauthorship of the Henry VI plays rests on two different types of computational stylistics. Work undertaken with the newest method, based on an analysis of Word Adjacency Networks (WANs) by Segarra et al. was, according to Gary Taylor, the research which "convinced" the editorial board of the attribution. "No matter how it does what it does," say the proponents of Word Adjacency Networks, "an authorship attribution method deserves scholarly attention if it can be objectively shown to be a good predictor of who wrote what for cases where we already know who wrote what." The decision to analyze function words rather than lexical words supposedly removes the risk that plays will appear similar due to similarities of subject matter rather than style. Lexical word tests are known to be influenced by genre, with historical plays, for example, tending to use similar words. |
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