Should you let your computer do the reading?: A discussion on the benefits of 
distant reading for literary studies, with a quantitative study on the 
development of stage directions in European Drama

Jokisch, Jan

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Should you let your computer do the reading?: A discussion on the benefits of distant reading for literary studies, with a quantitative study on the development of stage directions in European Drama

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Jokisch, Jan
Heisenberg Position, Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics, Max Planck Society;

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Jokisch, J. (2023). Should you let your computer do the reading?: A discussion on the benefits of distant reading for literary studies, with a quantitative study on the development of stage directions in European Drama. In J. Jokisch (Ed.), Identities and representations: Reaching one another language as interface and performance (pp. 43-67). Mainz: Gutenberg Open Science.

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