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        <title>Emily Dickinson's Poems</title> 
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       <note type='abstract'>Just for fun, I did the simplest of distant reading analysis against Emily Dickinson's poems, and for the most part, I believe the poems have more things in common than differences.</note>
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Just for fun, I did the simplest of distant reading analysis against Emily Dickinson's poems, and for the most part, I believe the poems have more things in common than differences. For example, the following topic modeling visiualization illustrates how each of the three volumes of poems are thematically similar:
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For more detail, <xref url='https://distantreader.org/stacks/carrels/dickinson-works-1890/'>see the analysis page</xref>.
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Maybe I ought to download PDF versions of the poems from the HathiTrust, bind them, and use a more traditional reading process for analysis. After all, the corpus is relatively small.
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