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Version annotée de l'Astrée d'Honoré d'Urfé pour TXM
<p>Est mis à disposition ici une version avec annotation linguistique du roman pastoral <em>L'Astrée</em> d'Honoré d'Urfé.</p> <ul> <li>Parution initiale: entre 1607 et 1635.</li> <li>Établissement du texte : Hugues Vaganay, 1925-1927. Voir pour les limitations nombreuses de cette édition : http://astree.tufts.edu/_analyse/vaganay.html</li> <li>Numérisation en HTML : Reinhard Krüger et al., 2007-2010 : http://www.uni-stuttgart.de/romlit/forschung/astree/book1.htm. Voir sur cette édition : http://www.uni-stuttgart.de/romlit/forschung/astree/note.html</li> <li>Conversion en XML-TEI (simple et automatique): Christof Schöch, 2016.</li> <li>Préparation d'une version annotée linguistiquement avec le modèle PRESTO pour TreeTagger en format binaire directement utilisable avec TXM : Christof Schöch, 2016. Voir http://textometrie.ens-lyon.fr/?lang=fr et http://presto.ens-lyon.fr/</li> </ul>
Twelve Novels by Arthur Conan Doyle (TXM corpus)
<p>This is a sample dataset of twelve novels written by Arthur Conan Doyle (all in the public domain). The novels have been prepared for use with the TXM text analysis software, including lemmatisation and part-of-speech tagging using TreeTagger. The collection contains twelve novels belonging to different subgenres: detective fiction (Sherlock Holmes novels), adventure novels, historical novels, horror novels and other novels. See the metadata file (metadata.csv) for details. The corpus file (doyle.txm) is a binary format that can be directly loaded into TXM (see http://textometrie.ens-lyon.fr/).</p>
French Novel Collection (ELTeC-fra) for TXM
<p>TXM annotated binary corpus of the French Novel Collection (ELTeC-fra) in the "European Literary Text Collection" (ELTeC) produced by the COST Action "Distant Reading for European Literary History" (CA16204). The current version is based on v1.0.0 of the French Novel Collection (ELTeC-fra).</p> <p>Authors represented in this collection (see metadata table for details): Amédée Achard; Juliette Adam; Gustave Aimard; Alphonse Allais; Marguerite Audoux; Honoré de Balzac; Henri Barbusse; Maurice Barrès; René Bazin; Stella Blandy; Adèle Blondel; Fortuné du Boisgobey; Paul Bourget; Zulma Carraud; Claide de Chandeneux; Michel Corday; Georges Darien; Comtesse Dash; Alphonse Daudet; Lucie de Delarue-Mardrus; Xavier de Montépin; Roger Dombre; Alexandre (père) Dumas; Georges Eekhoud; Émile Erckmann; Octave Feuillet; Paul Henri Corentin Féval; Gustave Flaubert; Zénaïde Fleuriot; Anatole France; Émile Gaboriau; Arnould Galopin; Judith Gautier; Théophile Gautier; Marie Françoise Sophie Gay; Jehan Gilbert; Delphine de Girardin; Julie Gouraud; Henry Gréville; Gyp (Sibylle Riquetti de Mirabeau); Paul de Kock; Maurice Leblanc; Jules Lermina; Gustave Le Rouge; Gaston Leroux; Daniel Lesueur; Pierre Loti; Hector Malot; Auguste Maquet; Guy de Maupassant; Catulle Mendès; Pierre Mille; Octave Mirbeau; Édouard Montagne; Emile Moselly; Anna de Noailles; Georges Ohnet; Joséphin Péladan; Pierre Alexis Ponson du Terrail; Marcel Proust; Marie Rattazzi; Hugues Rebell; Fanny Reybaud; Romain Rolland; Jules Sandeau; George Sand; Daniel Stern; Madame de Stolz; Mario Uchard; Victor Vaillant; Cécile de Valgand; Jules Verne; Horace de Viel-Castel; Claude Vignon.</p>
Sourdine. French seventeenth-century verse tragedies for TXM
<p>This dataset contains 49 French seventeenth-century tragedies in verse first performed between 1660 and 1695: All 11 tragedies by Racine as well as 38 contemporary tragedies by Thomas Corneille, Pierre Corneille, Boyer, Quinault, Pradon and Campistron. All plays have been received morphological annotation using Freeling and semantic annotation using WordNet. The dataset is available in a binary format for direct import into the TXM text analysis tool (sourdinewn.txm), as well as in the original, annotated XML format (sourdinewn.zip). A metadata table is also available (sourdinewn_metadata.csv). The texts were originally obtained from the "Théâtre classique" platform edited by Paul Fièvre.</p>
Honoré de Balzac's Comédie humaine (TXM binary format)
<p>This upload contains a linguistically-annotated corpus of all 93 novels and short stories ('nouvelles') usually considered to form Honoré de Balzac's cycle of novels *Comédie humaine*, for loading into the TXM corpus analysis tool. All texts are derived from EFELE's digital edition based on the Furne edition.</p>
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