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A presentation that tells a bit of the history of the concept of valence and the various ways it has been defined. The question is: can it be usefully applied in literary studies? Given the vagueness of the concept and the very different results that a number of valence lexicons give for Dutch narrative texts, the provisional answer is skeptical. Doesn't pretend to draw any definitive conclusions. ATTENTION: The data reported here about the correlations between the various Sentiment Analysis tools for Dutch are in error. Check out this follow-up paper: https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-3834/paper67.pdf.
LiLaH, sentiment analysis, liwc, valence
LiLaH, sentiment analysis, liwc, valence
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