Essays and essays The Value of Numbers / Hoyt Long / Shunichiro Akikusa

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Essays and Essays
[Introduction to Contents]
What can be done by "machine reading"?
An amazing achievement from Digital Humanities × Study of Japanese Literature.
Literary literacy in the Digital Age can be grasped in this single volume. The first translation of cutting-edge research!
Beyond the conceptual divide between numbers and literature, this new approach combines criticism theory with statistics and quantitative reading, and attempts to reread Japanese literature.
This book is a challenge to create a quantitative revolution in literature research by making an introduction to the Digital Humanities method from North America influenced by data science.
Digital Humanities, a method that uses digital technology for research in North America, is attracting attention. Digital Humanities, a method that uses digital technology for research in North America, has developed uniquely in North America. Digital Humanities in literature research has developed uniquely in North America, and a method that uses computers to process vast amounts of data and approach large subjects such as genres and styles is being established. This book, which is the first full-scale application of this method to Japanese literature, goes back to Soseki Natsume's literary theory. It provides an overview of the literary history of digital thinking in Japan, and analyzes the meaning of the text archives and examples using technology to analyze the meaning of the difference in the number of Epilogue and C. Character
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Biography
Born in Portland, Ore., in 1976. Graduated from the University of Oregon and received a Ph.D. from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. He specializes in modern Japanese literature and is currently a professor at the Graduate School of East Asian Languages and Cultures at the University of Chicago. He also presides over the Chicago Text Lab. His books are 『 above the Uneven Ground : Kenji Miyazawa and 』 Creating a Place in Modern Japan (2012, untranslated). 『 』