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«Fundamentals of Spiritual and Moral Culture of Peoples of Russia»: Third Coming of Culture Studies in Modern Russian EducationКультурный код
The problem of the automatic analysis of large corpora of humanitarian texts is investigated. Book reviews are considered as a space of cultural code containing information on the value dominants in the consciousness of the modern reader. The database Reviews of Works of Fiction Containing Information about the Cultural Code has been created, which differs from analogues in its formation procedure and subject matter. The process of automatic search is described, and the results of an experiment on extracting the value-semantic components of the cultural code from the corpus of reader reviews (8278 texts) are presented. A conclusion is reached about the effectiveness of the developed methodology based on statistical methods and text analysis programs. The automatic analysis of the texts of reviews confirmed the ideas of the researchers regarding changes in the cultural code under the conditions of globalization: with its certain stability, some traditional values are replaced by values from other cultures.
Automatic Documentation and Mathematical Linguistics – Springer Journals
Published: Jun 1, 2022
Keywords: cultural code; components of cultural code; readers’ reviews; value-semantic sphere; identity; automatic data extraction; textual data analysis; LitRes library of electronic books
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