From parliamentary history to digital and computational history: a NLP-friendly TEI model for historical parliamentary proceedings
Marie Puren,
Fanny Lebreton,
Aurélien Pellet
et al.
Abstract:This article introduces a new method for the digital and computational analysis of historical parliamentary proceedings. The article presents an XML-TEI model specifically designed for encoding historical parliamentary documents; this model is exemplified through the analysis of parliamentary debates from the French Chamber of Deputies (1889–1893). The first part of the article discusses the motivations behind the model’s development. The second part outlines the methodological choices in constructing the mode… Show more
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