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| ====== Examining the Transformation from Original to Fan Fiction via Text Mining: A Case Study for Supernatural ====== | ====== Acquisition and Exploration of Text Corpora for the Supernatural TV Series and Fanfictions via Computational Text Analysis ====== |
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| Thema : Examining the Transformation from Original to Fan Fiction via Text Mining: A Case Study for Supernatural | Thema : Acquisition and Exploration of Text Corpora for the Supernatural TV Series and Fanfictions via Computational Text Analysis |
| Art_thesistypes : BA | Art_thesistypes : BA |
| BetreuerIn_thesisadvisor : Thomas Schmidt | BetreuerIn_thesisadvisor : Thomas Schmidt |
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| ErstgutachterIn_thesisprofessor : Christian Wolff | ErstgutachterIn_thesisprofessor : Christian Wolff |
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| Stichworte_thesiskeywords : Text Mining, Fan Fiction, Digital Humanities, Computational Literary Studies, Fan Studies, Internet Studies | Stichworte_thesiskeywords : Text Mining, Fan Fiction, Digital Humanities, Computational Literary Studies, Fan Studies, Internet Studies |
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| === Weiterführende Quellen === | === Weiterführende Quellen === |
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