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Won-Moon Song

OpenAlex ID: A5000413271

A Study of Emotional Changes across Acts and Emotion Relationship between Major Characters in Shakespeare’s Four Great Tragedies through Visualization of Sentiment Analysis.

2020 · 한국해양대/교수, Se-Eun Jhang, et al. · Journal of Language Sciences

Sentiment Analysis of Shakespeare's Tragedy Plays and Their Major Male and Female Characters through Dialogue Corpora.

2019 · 한국해양대 교수, Se-Eun Jhang, et al. · Journal of Language Sciences

대화코퍼스를 통한 셰익스피어 비극 작품과 주요 남녀 등장인물 간의 감정분석

2019 · Se-Eun Jhang, Kyung-Eun Lee, et al.

Topic Modeling Analysis in a Shakespeare Research Article English Abstract Corpus through Text Mining

2017 · 한국해양대학교, Se-Eun Jhang, et al. · Journal of Language Sciences

텍스트 마이닝을 통한 셰익스피어 학술논문 영어초록 코퍼스의 토픽모델링 분석

2017 · Se-Eun Jhang, Soosang Lee, et al.

Historical Backgrounds and Representational Modes on Jews in the English Renaissance Drama: Barabas and Shylock

2013 · Won-Moon Song

Why Is the Runaway Daughter, Jessica, So Happy?: Christian Attitudes of Perceiving Religious Other’s Patriarchism

2012 · Won-Moon Song · 새한영어영문학

Dramatic Discourse and Performance Style Difference by Architectural Changes of Theaters Between Before and After Cromwell’s Commonwealth Period: Case Study on Antony and Cleopatra and All for Love

2006 · Won-Moon Song, Hye-Gyong Kwon

Who is Prospero?: English-Renaissance Allegories on New Knowledge Paradigms and Political Parodies in The Tempest

2005 · Won-Moon Song · Studies in English Language & Literature

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