Erika Gottlieb’s narrative is a transgenerational family memoir, search for identity, and also the testimony of protagonist Eva Steinbach, thinly disguised authorial self, child survivor Holocaust in Hungary, which provides larger historical perspective personal written Canada. The satisfactory completion tasks involved these three strands life writing depends on how successfully memories can b...

This research investigates how professional authors construct their authorial identities in English articles (RAs). Sixty were selected from three disciplines, biology, linguistics, and medicine, published by native non-native reputable international journals. First-person references the analyzed qualitatively quantitatively with help of corpus linguistic methods to examine they used express, d...

This paper investigates patterns of rhetorical convergence and divergence in pairs of RA abstracts (English-Spanish and Spanish-English) published in the journal Ibérica. To that end, a total of 84 pairs of author-translated RA abstracts were analyzed. Based on the results of a pilot study, the following rhetorical patterns were analyzed in the corpus: text-referring expressions, degree of epis...

Th e present study addresses one of the theoretical problems of computer-assisted authorship attribution, namely the question which traceable features of language can betray authorial uniqueness (a stylistic fi ngerprint) of literary texts. A number of recent approaches show that apart from lexical measures — especially those relying on the frequencies of the most frequent words — also some oth...

An interactive narrative is an education, training, or entertainment experience, based on a narrative that is guided by authorial intent. Interactive narratives have two important characteristics: some form of authorial intent as represented by the narrative structure and an affordance for autonomy of player characters. Technologies for constructing engaging interactive narratives have been spr...