The Terminological Resources of Lay Readers

Repository containing the data and code for the publication:  

“The Terminological Resources of Lay Readers: Do LovelyBooks Users Distinguish fiktiv from fiktional?”

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Repository Structure

code/

- Analyze_LovelyBooks.ipynb – Jupyter Notebook containing all code used in the publication  - Analyze_LovelyBooks.html – the same notebook exported as an HTML file

figures/

Contains all figures generated by Analyze_LovelyBooks.ipynb and used in the publication.

resources/

- fiction_annotation.csv – manual annotations of German-language fictionality words found in the LovelyBooks corpus  - fiction_annotation_iaa.csv – manual annotations by a second annotator used to calculate inter-annotator agreement  - lovelybooks_books.csv – metadata for the books included in the LovelyBooks corpus  - lovelybooks_reviews.csv – metadata for the reviews included in the LovelyBooks corpus. Columns headline, content_short, and content (the actual review text) are set to NaN due to copyright  - lovelybooks_sentences.csv – a table that splits the review content from lovelybooks_reviews.csv into individual sentences. Columns headline, content_short, and sentence are set to NaN due to copyright- words_fikti_pos.csv – data on the occurrence of fictionality words (fiktiv, fiktional, etc.) in the LovelyBooks corpus. Columns headline, content_short, and sentence are set to NaN due to copyright

Further Resources

The same data and code are available on GitHub: https://github.com/MertenKroencke/fiktiv_fiktional.  

Full review content can be made available upon request for research purposes at: *(link tbd)*.