
Abstract The objective of this study is to answer the question: Do the central nodes of a social network of characters correspond with the protagonists of a theater play? To answer this question we evaluate different measures of centrality along with other textual quantitative values in relation to other manually annotated metadata on a corpus of twenty five dramatic plays of the Spanish theatre of the Silver Age (1868-1936). The found results show that centrality correlates moderately with importance, but the correlation with the textual quantitative values is stronger.
social networks, JCR, edad de plata, obras teatrales, redes sociales, Scopus, silver age, plays
social networks, JCR, edad de plata, obras teatrales, redes sociales, Scopus, silver age, plays
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