Social Networks As a Tool For Visualizing Linguistic Data in Greek Tragedy

Jeff Rydberg-Cox
University of Missouri- Kansas City

This paper will describe ongoing work to study the use of social network diagrams as a tool to explore the language of Greek tragedy. In this project, we are constructing social networks for each surviving Greek Tragedy by Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides. These diagrams are augmented with linguistic data associated with each character in the plays, thereby allowing users to more easily access and understand complex linguistic data associated with each of these characters.


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