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In this study, we present the results of the investigation of diachronic stylistic changes in 20th century religious texts in two major English language varieties – British and American. We examined a total of 146 stylistic features, divided into three main feature sets: (average sentence length, Automated readability index, lexical density and lexical richness), part-of-speech frequencies and ...

Onomatopoeias — words that echo sounds from the extra-linguistic reality are usually understood as units representing direct relationship between form and meaning. Lexical onomatopoeias part of a language system their meaning can be found in dictionaries. It is assumed crucial communication by to infants also considered important stylistic devices poetry. However, they seem only marginal adults...

This work attempts to report the stylistic differences in blogging for gender and age group variations using slang word co-occurrences. We have mainly focused on co-occurrence of non dictionary words across bloggers of different gender and age groups. For this analysis, we have focused on the feature use of slang words to study the stylistic variations of bloggers across various age groups and ...

Intrinsic plagiarism detection is a sub-task of authorship identification in which outlier chunks must be detected solely on the basis of stylistic differences from the main body of the text. We present a first attempt at utilizing words that appear infrequently in a text as stylistic markers for distinguishing outlier chunks in the text. In the first phase of our method we cluster chunks of te...

We report results of stylistic differences in blogging for gender andagegroupvariation.Theresultsarebasedontwomutually independent features. The first feature is the use of slang words which is a new concept proposed by us for Stylistic study of bloggers. For the second feature, we have analyzed the variation in average length of sentences across various age groups and gender. These features ar...

S ome forty years ago, Mosteller and Wallace suggested in their influential work on the Federalist Papers that a small number of the most frequent words in a language ('function words') could usefully serve as indicators of authorial style. The decades since have seen this work taken up in many ways including both the use of new analysis techniques (discriminant analysis, PCA, neural networks, ...

This paper describes work on the detection of anomalous material in text. We show several variants of an automatic technique for identifying an 'unusual' segment within a document, and consider texts which are unusual because of author, genre [Biber, 1998], topic or emotional tone. We evaluate the technique using many experiments over large document collections, created to contain randomly inse...

Modernist authors such as Virginia Woolf and James Joyce greatly expanded the use of ‘free indirect discourse’, a form of third-person narration that is strongly influenced by the language of a viewpoint character. Unlike traditional approaches to analyzing characterization using common words, such as those based on Burrows (1987), the nature of free indirect discourse and the sparseness of our...

Statistical methods have been widely employed in many practical natural language processing applications. More specifically, complex networks concepts and methods from dynamical systems theory have been successfully applied to recognize stylistic patterns in written texts. Despite the large amount of studies devoted to represent texts with physical models, only a few studies have assessed the r...