
handle: 11588/752936 , 20.500.11770/294157 , 11386/4888022
When the aim is to study the differences among cultures, the comparative cultural studies assume considerable importance. One of the most peculiar aspects of a culture is definitely the language as a medium of communication between people. In the literature of cross language analyses, many approaches have been proposed for comparing two languages. They are mainly based on use of bilingual dictionaries and machine translation systems. In order to compare simultaneously more languages, we propose to use the Generalized Procrustes Analysis on Twitter data for analysing the cross-country public opinion. A case study about the violence against women is presented for showing the effectiveness of our proposal.
Cross-language studies, Generalized Procrustes Analysis; Cross-language studies; Textual data; Violence against Women, Generalized Procrustes Analysis, Generalized Procrustes Analysis, GPA, Cross-language studies, Textual data, Violence against Women, Generalized Procrustes Analysis, Cross-language studies, Textual data, Violence against Women, Violence against Women, Textual data, GPA
Cross-language studies, Generalized Procrustes Analysis; Cross-language studies; Textual data; Violence against Women, Generalized Procrustes Analysis, Generalized Procrustes Analysis, GPA, Cross-language studies, Textual data, Violence against Women, Generalized Procrustes Analysis, Cross-language studies, Textual data, Violence against Women, Violence against Women, Textual data, GPA
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