Quantitative Methods in the History of Philosophy and the History of Ideas
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Abstract
The article presents a review of some recent attempts to apply quantitative methods in the history of philosophy and the history of ideas: distributional concept analysis; computational history of ideas; topic modeling; distant reading in the history of philosophy; citation analysis; intellectual network analysis
Keywords
- History of philosophy
- Distributional concept analysis
- Computational history of ideas
- Distant reading
- Topic modeling
- Citation analysis
- Intellectual networks
