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An automated way to measure a text's perspective is essential to a computational analysis of literary style and narrative. However, no such measure of narrative perspective exists to date. We aim to provide such a measure by taking two approaches to operationalise narrative perspective. The first measure is a machine learning approach, the second is based on computing the ratio of combinations of pronouns. Our research demonstrates that narrative perspective can be predicted with high accuracy and provides a reflection on the advantages and pitfalls of both methods.
computational, Narrative perspective, Operationalisation, perspective, narrative analysis, I-index, Style, Literariness, narratology, Digital humanities
computational, Narrative perspective, Operationalisation, perspective, narrative analysis, I-index, Style, Literariness, narratology, Digital humanities
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