Scientific Study of Literature
Volume 7, Issue 1 (2017)
2017. iii, 174 pp.
Publishing status: Available
Published online on 23 November 2017
Published online on 23 November 2017
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
- Editorial: Towards a critical mass of accumulated knowledge in the field of scientific literary studiespp. 1–3
- What’s in the brain that ink may character …. A quantitative narrative analysis of Shakespeare’s 154 sonnets for use in (Neuro-)cognitive poeticsArthur M. Jacobs, Sarah Schuster, Shuwei Xue & Jana Lüdtke | pp. 4–51
- Perceptual qualities of literary styleMartin Siefkes | pp. 52–78
- The genre effect: A science fiction (vs. realism) manipulation decreases inference effort, reading comprehension, and perceptions of literary meritChris Gavaler & Dan Johnson | pp. 79–108
- Mediated relationships with TV characters: The effects of perceived and actual similarity in personality traitsJonathan Cohen & Michal Hershman-Shitrit | pp. 109–128
- Effects of exposure to literary narrative fiction: From book smart to street smart?Hannah N. M. De Mulder, Frank Hakemulder, Rianne van den Berghe, Fayette Klaassen & Jos J. A. van Berkum | pp. 129–169
- S. Zyngier (Ed.). 2016. Language, Discourse, Style: Selected works of John McH. SinclairReviewed by Justin Nicholes | pp. 170–174
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