[Corpora-List] Fourth Workshop on Computational Linguistics for Literature -- Call for Papers Number Two

[Stan Szpakowicz]

If you are one the people enthusiastic about automated processing of 
literary texts, by all means contribute to the Fourth Workshop on 
Computational Linguistics for Literature, co-located with NAACL HLT 
2015, to be held in Denver on June 4th. Papers are due by March 4th.

Nearly everything you need to know now about the workshop appears on its 
Web site. Go straight to 
https://sites.google.com/site/clfl2015/call-for-papers for a list of 
tantalizing topics of interest -- suggest your *relevant other* topic if 
we missed it.

To whet your appetite, here is a selection of things discussed at the 
past workshops: stylistic segmentation of poetry; style, sentiment and 
imagery in contemporary poetry; social network analysis of "Alice in 
Wonderland"; learning to extract quotable phrases; recognition of 
classical Arabic poems; a syntactic investigation of chick lit and 
literature; clustering voices in "The Waste Land"; parsing screenplays 
for extracting social networks from movies; structure-based clustering 
of novels; generating music from literature. How's that for variety?

Anna, Anna, Stan & Corina
clfl2015 at googlegroups.com
https://sites.google.com/site/clfl2015/

PS. "A Word is Worth a Thousand Pictures" (look this phrase up on the 
Web). If you think not, just imagine a painting of linguistics...