Scientific Study of Literature 5:2
[Scientific Study of Literature, 5:2] 2015. iii, 118 pp.
Publishing status: Available
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Table of Contents
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New departures and classic questions in the scientific study of literatureDavid I. Hanauer | pp. 137–138
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The scientific study of literary experience: Sampling the state of the artArthur M. Jacobs | pp. 139–170
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The implicit erasure of “literary experience” in empirical studies of literature: Comment on “The Scientific study of literary experience: Sampling the state of the art” by Arthur JacobsDon Kuiken | pp. 171–177
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Measuring literary experience: Comment on Jacobs (2016)Peter Dixon & Marisa Bortolussi | pp. 178–182
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Beauty judgements of non-professional poetry: Regression analyses of authorial attribution, emotional response and perceived writing qualityDavid I. Hanauer | pp. 183–199
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Processing punctuation and word changes in different editions of prose fictionGareth Carrol, Kathy Conklin, Josephine Guy & Rebekah Scott | pp. 200–228
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How literary can literariness be? Methodological problems in the study of foregroundingMassimo Salgaro | pp. 229–249
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Roel M. Willems. 2015. Cognitive Neuroscience of Natural Language UseReviewed by Pascal Nicklas | pp. 250–255
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