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DESCRIPTION:Sentiment analysis of literary texts is not new. In the past\
 , for example\, dramatic works by various authors have been examined to 
 see how the sentiment of words develops over the course of a play. Simil
 ar approaches also exist for screenplays\, where the dialogue of films i
 s analyzed with regard to its emotional arc. However\, such work first r
 equires having the text in a form that can be readily analyzed. For dram
 as and screenplays\, this is comparatively simple\, since the text itsel
 f serves as the direct starting point. For comics\, this is not so trivi
 al. Because comics convey information not only through text but also thr
 ough images\, a simple text analysis is not sufficient here.\nIn this ta
 lk\, I present an approach for creating a textual representation of a co
 mic that reflects the original as accurately as possible. After that\, w
 e will look on the sentiment analysis of one manga story based on the te
 xtual representation created in this way.
URL:https://talks.stuts.de/en/stuts80/public/events/1619
SUMMARY:Sentiment Arcs in Manga: From the Page to Polarity Analysis
ORGANIZER:stuts80
LOCATION:stuts80 - R2.006 
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