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Matt Erlin , Washington University in St. Louis

The Location of Literary History: Topic Modeling, Network Analysis, and the German Novel, 1731-1864. Matt Erlin , Washington University in St. Louis. A rticles in The German Quarterly 2004-2011. Goethe’s Werther as a collection of topics. Inferring topic structure from documents.

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Matt Erlin , Washington University in St. Louis

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  1. The Location of Literary History: Topic Modeling, Network Analysis, and the German Novel, 1731-1864 Matt Erlin, Washington University in St. Louis

  2. Articles in The German Quarterly 2004-2011

  3. Goethe’s Wertheras a collection of topics

  4. Inferring topic structure from documents

  5. Example topics from the corpus

  6. More example topics from the corpus

  7. Topics that demand interpretation

  8. Literary Networks, 1731-1864

  9. Two-mode network for Jean Paul

  10. What’s so special about Jean Paul?

  11. Goethe’s Werthereffect

  12. Mega-Clusters

  13. The sentimentalism-romanticism cluster

  14. The romanticism affiliation network

  15. Topic 7: Quotes from high-scoring passages

  16. Topic 7: antiquity and fluidity

  17. How romantic are they?/How are they romantic?

  18. Literary Networks, 1731-1864

  19. The eighteenth-century “electrical machine”

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