Researcher's Toolkit Workshop: Introduction to Literary Analysis

Researcher's Toolkit Workshop: Introduction to Literary Analysis

Text analysis is fundamental task in both the humanities and journalism. Traditional approaches to generating concordances, determining text topics, and mapping locations can now be performed speedily using freely available software such as Tapor, WordHoard, and TextServices that do not require extensive programming skills. We’ll look at several tools to see how they can help automate the analysis of literary texts, as well as blog and newspaper articles. We’ll also look at locating digital copies of literary texts you might want to analyze.

Bring your lunch and laptop!
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