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Corpora of comic strips/books: msg#00140science.linguistics.corpora
Dear all, I'm planning to write my master's thesis on the nature of the dialog data from comic strips/books that might be seen somewhere in between spoken and written language. Is anyone of you aware of corpora containing comic texts (any language, though I'll focus on German)? Ideally the data should indicate speaker--utterance(s) relations. So far, I've seen a description of a comic corpus of bosnian, croatian and serbian comic series that was tailor made for a special survey on a slavic deictic system and marked up accordingly: http://tusnelda.sfb.uni-tuebingen.de/TUSNELDA/b8/comics/comicheader.html Any further pointers would be most welcome. Best regards, Axel Herold. -- [...] er mißtraute den Worten, die sich euphonisch und rhythmisch fügten, mit dem behaglichen Schnurren, das den Leser hypnotisiert, nachdem der Schriftsteller als erster ihm zum Opfer gefallen ist. (Cortázar: Rayuela) |
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