
The Calderón Drama Corpus (CalDraCor) project began in 2019 through a collaboration between the Romance Studies seminar and the Center for Digital Humanities at the University of Tübingen. The first release of the corpus was curated, mainly, by Hanno Ehrlicher, Jörg Lehmann and Simon Kroll. Early in 2023, under the DFG‐funded “Tracing Regularities in Pedro Calderón de la Barca’s Dramatic Oeuvre with a Computational Approach” project, researchers from Tübingen and Stuttgart joined forces to prepare the corpus for linguistic and network analyses. This version 2.0.0 of CalDraCor contains the main features: splitting acts into scenes when a character exits or enters the stage annotation of characters with with information (role) from the castlist and/or the database Calderón Digital minor corrections related to the annotation of characters's sex addition of genre classification according to Kroll's classification minor corrections relating spelling errors
Literature, Modern, Literature, Literature studies
Literature, Modern, Literature, Literature studies
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