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Intertextuality and large corpora: A medievalist approach

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Intertextuality and large corpora: A medievalist approach

Auteurs : Gina L. Greco [États-Unis] ; Peter Shoemaker [États-Unis]

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Computers and the Humanities [ 0010-4817 ] ; 1993.

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- org : France, Chr, Peter Shoemaker Department of Romance Languages and Literatures, Portland State University, Princeton University.
- pers : Bernard Cerquiglini, Daniel Poirion, Guillaume de Lorris, Jean Rychner, Mark Olsen, Michelle Freeman, Paul Zumthor, Renate Blumenfeld, Roman de Brut, Rupert T. Pickens, de Brut.
- place : France, NJ, Princeton, Troyes.
Teeft :
- Bernard cerquiglini, Certain text, Chr6tien, Collective background, Complex relationship, Complex system, Computer application, Computer research, Different text, Factorial analysis, French text, Greco, Individual text, Intertextuality, Jean rychner, Large amount, Large corpus, Larger corpus, Literary aspect, Literary effect, Literature study, Manuscript, Manuscript tradition, Medieval institute publication, Medieval literature, Medieval poetics, Medieval study, Medieval text, Medieval textual production, Medieval textuality, Modern notion, Olsen, Other period, Portland state university, Princeton university, Romance language, Romance philology, Romance tradition, Scribal, Scribal practice, Scribe, Single text, Social background, Songe, Such research, Such tool, Textual, Textual analysis, Textual criticism, Textual production, Troyes, Western michigan university.

Abstract

Abstract: This paper concurs with Mark Olsen's premise that computer-aided literature studies should take a different direction, one that is more suited to the computer's strength in analyzing large corpora of texts. However, the authors take issue with his conclusion that a reorientation of the notions of textual analysis is necessary in order to exploit the computer's capabilities. Contemporary medieval studies already provides us with models of textual analysis which are well suited to computer development. Though they stem from the particularities of medieval textual production, these models can perhaps be useful in the study of modern literatures.

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DOI: 10.1007/BF01829385

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