NLP in Gender Authorial Distribution [learning path]

NLP in Gender Authorial Distribution

Objectives: The purpose of this learning path is to demonstrate how NLP research can be useful in revealing the mechanisms of gender differences in literary language through the use of web-based application such as Voyant Tools.

Objectives: The purpose of this learning path is to demonstrate how NLP research can be useful in revealing the mechanisms of gender differences in literary language through the use of web-based application such as Voyant Tools.

Description: Sociolinguistics: the meaning and definition of the word, field of study, linguistic area.

Language variations: dialects, sociolects, idiolects

Variations in Style

What is NLP and its application.

Using Voyant Tools for text analysis: analyses of four texts written by male and female authors: Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austin and Treasure Island by Robert L. Stevenson, Drakula by Bram Stoker and Frankenstein by Mary Shelley.

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last updated by Daiana Sargan -- 12/06/2019

Original editing language: English