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This book demonstrates the utility of statistical and computational approaches to Paul's letters. Such work helps resolve questions of authorship, describes and quantifies aspects of Paul's style, and explains structural relationships within and between Paul's letters. A series of linked case studies deploy a shared set of top-down stylistic features to differentially analyse Paul's seven undisputed letters. Each chapter explores a different digital approach, co-written with a subject expert in this method. Chapters range from a history of the field to theoretical branches of mathematics, with each chapter providing a case study applying a different method to issues within Pauline Studies, with progressively more sophisticated statistical, computational, and mathematical models.
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
List of Figures
List of Tables
Notes on Contributors
Introduction: History of Stylometry and Digital Approaches to Pauline Style
Part 1 Describing and Distributing
1 A Poisson Analysis of Paul's Letters
Thomas McCauley and Paul Robertson
2 Zipf's Law and Paul's Literary Techniques
Thomas McCauley and Paul Robertson
Part 2 Mapping and Visualizing
3 Mapping Paul's Letters: Grouping, Identifying, and Plotting Stylistic Features
Ashley Roy and Paul Robertson
4 Analyzing Paul's Letters: Cluster Mapping and Comparing across Features and Letters
Ashley Roy and Paul Robertson
Part 3 Abstracting and Theorizing
5 Topology: Persistent Homology and Paul's Letters
John Lind and Paul Robertson
Conclusion
Appendices
References
Index