The third article of the series devoted to stylistics late constructivism and role I. Leonidov in its formation reviews use transformation Leonidov’s patterns creative works by M. Ya. Ginzburg (1935-1945). study includes little-known previously unpublished materials author’s reconstructions.

Abstract The starting point for the author’s considerations is conception of style as humanistic structure text, which he uses foundation integrating stylistic synthesis. synthesis to be characterized by following: 1) holism (moderately and functionally directed, brought down a system in relations connecting different manners existence functioning language text are exposed); 2) integrationism (...

In this paper we propose a new HMM-based framework for the exploration of realtime gesture-to-gesture mapping strategies. This framework enables the realtime HMM-based recognition of a given gesture sequence from a subset of its dimensions, the covariancebased mapping of the gesture stylistics from this subset onto the remaining dimensions and the realtime synthesis of the remaining dimensions ...

T. S. Eliot’s poem The Waste Land is a notoriously challenging example of modernist poetry, mixing the independent viewpoints of over ten distinct characters without any clear demarcation of which voice is speaking when. In this work, we apply unsupervised techniques in computational stylistics to distinguish the particular styles of these voices, offering a computer’s perspective on longstandi...

arabic pastiches are poems by which their composers imitate the brilliant previous poems meterly, rhymely and contently. and throughout the long history of the arabic literature, they enjoyed very-various styles with the invention occasionally. so the stylistics, arising from the structuralism, can study them by its analytical methods which include the rhetorical, rhythmical, and textualitical ...