Authorship Attribution in Early Modern Drama: A survey of the Shakespeare Apocrypha
Lead Research Organisation:
De Montfort University
Department Name: School of Humanities
Abstract
This research aims to answer:
Can we develop a standard authorship attribution method, when approaching unexplored language areas?
What aspects of language are most distinctive of authorship?
What do attribution results infer, regarding the Shakespeare Apocrypha?
Do new discoveries surrounding collaborative writing / revision, require us to reassess our models of authorship?
Can we develop a standard authorship attribution method, when approaching unexplored language areas?
What aspects of language are most distinctive of authorship?
What do attribution results infer, regarding the Shakespeare Apocrypha?
Do new discoveries surrounding collaborative writing / revision, require us to reassess our models of authorship?
Organisations
People |
ORCID iD |
| Gabriel Egan (Primary Supervisor) | |
| Nathan Dooner (Student) |