Stylochronometry: Stylistic Development, Sequence of Composition, and Relative Dating

C. Stamou, 2008. Literary and Linguistic Computing.

A review of stylochronometry, the use of changes in writing style to date works and order them by composition. It surveys successful and failed applications over several decades and groups the stylistic markers that have proved useful.

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The inductive-methods survey lists stylochronometry as a way to order text by gradual change in features, folded into its seriation method.

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Stamou, C. (2008). Stylochronometry: Stylistic Development, Sequence of Composition, and Relative Dating. Literary and Linguistic Computing. https://doi.org/10.1093/llc/fqm029

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Stamou, C.. “Stylochronometry: Stylistic Development, Sequence of Composition, and Relative Dating.” Literary and Linguistic Computing (2008). https://doi.org/10.1093/llc/fqm029.