digital literary stylis
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DigitalLiteraryStylis.cs
AnneBANDRY-SCUBBI
Women’sNovels1750s-1830sandtheCompanyTheyKeep:
AComputa?onalStylis?cApproach
‘whatcorpusstylis?cscandobeyondtheobviousprovisionofquan.ta.vedata,ishelpwiththeanalysisofanindividualtextbyprovidingvariousop.onsforthecomparisonofonetextwithgroupsofothertextstoiden?fytendencies,intertextualrela?onships,orreflec?onsofsocialandculturalcontexts’.
MichaelaMahlberg‘CorpusStylis.cs:BridgingtheGapbetweenLinguis.cand
LiteraryStudies’,inText,DiscourseandCorpora:TheoryandAnalysis,byMichaelHoey,MichaelaMahlberg,MichaelStubbs,
WolfgangTeubert(London:Con.nuum,2007),p.221.
ChawtonNovelsonline• 34“domes?cdramaswhereheroinesblush,swoon,orfaceunbearablesocialostracismbecauseofminorbreachesofdecorum”
TheEnglishNovel1770-1829,PeterGarside,JamesRavenandRainerSchöwerlingeds(OUP,2000),Ip.28
• “the‘feminine’novel—domes.ccomedy,centringonaheroine,inwhichthecri.calac.onisaninwardprogresstowardsjudgment”
MarilynButler,AustenandtheWarofIdeasp.145
à CHAWTN34: 3.9millionwords 38%pre1800,62%post1800
• CHAWTN34⊂W42
• Haywood,Burney,Edgeworth,Austen,Ferrier
à W42: 5.8millionwords 41%pre1800,51%post1800
à CHAWTN34:3.9millionwords 38%pre1800,62%post1800
• CHAWTN34⊂W421769-1830 1752-1834
• CTROL34:5.4millionwords– 1748-1834– 41%pre1800– 44%male– CliveProbyn’sEnglishFic7onofthe18thCentury,1700-1789andGaryKelly’s
EnglishFic7onoftheRoman7cPeriod1789-1830(Longman1987,1990)– hRp://www.gutenberg.org/
CTROL34W42hhp://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alg%C3%A8bre_des_par.es_d%27un_ensemble#mediaviewer/File:Set_subsetAofB.svg
CHAWTN34
W42
CTROL34
W42
Lexicalconnec?onontypesinW42(Hyperbase)Canonicalnovelsinblack,Minervanovelsinblue,
non-MinervaChawtonnovelsinred
Lexicalconnec?onontokensinW42(Hyperbase)Canonicalnovelsinblack,Minervanovelsinblue,
non-MinervaChawtonnovelsinred
Lexicalconnec?onontypesinW42(Hyperbase)Canonicalnovelsinblack,Minervanovelsinblue,
non-MinervaChawtonnovelsinred
Lexicalconnec?onontokensinW42(Hyperbase)Canonicalnovelsinblack,Minervanovelsinblue,
non-MinervaChawtonnovelsinred
Rachel,JaneHunter(1817):A‘highlyoriginal’taletoldinunoriginalterms
• Rachel,ATale,JaneHunter,1817
W42+Display:Lexicalconnec.ontypes
W42+Display:Lexicalconnec.ontokens
Whatisstyle?
• Oh,well….
• Contras.vestylis.cs– XVII-XVIII:Sterne&Swip,fic.on&sermons
– JADT2010:Smolleh’sRoderickRandom
• ABO:Interac7veJournalforWomenintheArts,1640-1830:ChawtonNovelsOnline,Women’sWri.ng1751-1834andComputer-AidedTextualAnalysishhp://scholarcommons.usf.edu/abo/vol5/iss2/1/
• GeorgianCi7es:18th-centuryCi7esTheUseofToponymsinPrideandPrejudicehhp://www.18thc-ci.es.paris-sorbonne.fr/Space-and-Emo.ons