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Computational stylistics is a sub-discipline of computational linguistics that analyzes linguistic patterns and styles through the use of computers. Stylistic analysis can detect unique characteristics in an author's linguistic patterns and style, distinguishing one author from another. Studies in this field examine the frequencies of common words used in different texts to investigate resemblances and differences between texts.
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This book defines and discusses terms, critical theories, and points of view
that are commonly used to classify, analyze, interpret, and write the history of
works of literature. The individual entries, together with the guides to further
reading included in most of them, are oriented especially toward undergradu-
ate students of English, American, and other literatures. Over the decades,
however, they have proved to be a useful work of reference also for advanced
students, as well as for the general reader with literary interests.
The Glossary presents a series of succinct essays in the alphabetic order of
the title word or phrase. Terms that are related but subsidiary, or that desig-
nate subclasses, are treated under the title heading of the primary or generic
term; also, words that are commonly used in conjunction or as mutually
defining contraries (distance and involvement, empathy and sympathy, narrative
and narratology) are discussed in the same entry. The alternative organization
of a literary handbook as a dictionary of terms, defined singly, makes dull
reading and requires excessive repitition and cross-indexing; it may also be
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