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PhilroBERTa: Ein multilinguales Sprachmodell zur Beantwortung philosophiehistorischer Fragestellungen

Authors: Noichl, Maximilian; Panzer, Lukas;

PhilroBERTa: Ein multilinguales Sprachmodell zur Beantwortung philosophiehistorischer Fragestellungen

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"Die wohl bedeutendste Struktur der zeitgenössischen akademischen Philosophie ist die Trennung zwischen kontinentaler und analytischer Philosophie. Obwohl wenig Einigkeit über die eigentliche Natur der Trennung besteht, spielt sie eine wichtige Rolle im philosophischen Berufsleben. Klarheit über die Topologie dieser Trennung zu erreichen, ist dementsprechend von großem Interesse. Dennoch besteht in der Literatur eine ausgesprochene Uneinigkeit über eine Reihe von basalen Fragen: Wann hat die Spaltung ihren Anfang genommen? Hat sie im einundzwanzigsten Jahrhundert überhaupt noch Bestand? In der vorliegenden Arbeit schlagen wir eine Methode zur Beantwortung solcher grenzüberschreitenden, globalen Fragestellungen vor. Mithilfe eines multilingualen Sprachmodells (PhilroBERTa), welches wir auf philosophischen Texten feintrainieren generieren wir Textvektoren von 288.546 philosophischen Texten aus den vergangenen hundert Jahren. In diesem Vektorraum identifizieren wir die Achse welche der kontinental-/-analytischen Unterscheidung entspricht. Indem wir die Positionierung der einzelnen Artikel auf dieser Achse erheben, können wir eine erste quantitative Einschätzungen der Topologie der analytisch/kontinentalen-Trennung vorschlagen." Ein Beitrag zur 9. Tagung des Verbands "Digital Humanities im deutschsprachigen Raum" - DHd 2023 Open Humanities Open Culture.

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Analytische Philosophie, Strukturanalyse, Entdeckung, DHd2023, Programmierung, Visualisierung, Literatur, Sentence-Transformer, Kontinentale Philosophie, Natural Language Processing, Text

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